The colour palette of this exceptional finca with breathtaking views of the Palma skyline and the sea runs like a red thread through the entire architecture - from the clear lines of the custom-made built-in wardrobes in the entrance area to the carefully coordinated natural tones in the living rooms and bedrooms. The harmony of the materials reinforces the feeling of spatial continuity: warm beige tones not only dominate the walls, but are also found in the furniture, textiles and even in the travertine surfaces of the bathrooms. The centrepiece of the 794 m² villa is the light-flooded living area, whose floor-to-ceiling windows offer spectacular views of the bay of Palma. Here, architecture and landscape, interior and exterior space merge into one. The spaciousness of this room is continued in the open-plan designer kitchen, where natural materials meet state-of-the-art technology. Six luxurious bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, create intimate retreats - five of them with adjoining dressing rooms. The transitions between the rooms are deliberately staged: A cleverly placed panoramic window connects the master area with the bathroom, reflecting the light and creating an interplay between transparency and privacy. This architectural statement is complemented by textile elements - a floor-to-ceiling curtain can be gently closed when required to create a private atmosphere. The outdoor area pays homage to the Mediterranean lifestyle. Over 150 m² of terrace space surrounds a saltwater pool landscape whose reflection catches the sky over Palma. An outdoor kitchen invites guests to socialise, while the extensive garden transforms the finca into a natural oasis of calm. Behind the clear aesthetics lies state-of-the-art technology: smart home control, underfloor heating, an energy-efficient heat pump and security and alarm systems guarantee maximum comfort. A private wine cellar emphasises the exclusive character of this property. This architectural vision, which combines tradition and modernity, will become a reality in winter 2027.