Binibeca House

Set on the serene and picturesque south coast of Menorca lies Binibeca House, a private residence of Mediterranean architecture paying tribute to the calm and light of the Balearic archipelago. Designed by architect Adrián Mora with meticulous interior design signed by Susana Lozano, this home organically integrates into the island landscape, opening out towards the horizon and the intense blue of the sea. The architectural project embraces local tradition through clean volumes, pristine white facades and a fluid connection between the interior and the outdoor gardens. Conceiving the coastal setting as an extension of the house itself, every corner is designed for tranquility, taking advantage of the sea breeze and offering a sanctuary of sophisticated simplicity in one of the most privileged locations on the island.

The outdoor spaces are furnished with design pieces that balance warmth, geometry and functionality. Across the landscaped area facing the sea, the Bosc collection, designed by Made Studio for GANDIABLASCO, is displayed; the Bosc 2 modular sofa compositions and the Bosc 2-seater sofa are arranged alongside the low table 140 from the same collection to create an enveloping atmosphere dedicated to outdoor rest and socialising. Under the porch, the open-air dining area features the Flat high table 210 surrounded by the Flat armchairs, created by Mario Ruiz and distinguished by their lightweight, contemporary profiles. The ensemble is complemented by the iconic Picnic deckchair, designed by José A. Gandía-Blasco Canales, creating an intimate corner inviting reading. As a traditional nod to local identity, "La siesta" botijo water jug, crafted by Alberto Martínez, Raky Martínez and Héctor Serrano, brings freshness and reinterprets Mediterranean popular memory with elegance and character.