Mallorca Magazine
When Christina from Maravillas Bags invited me to the next Nucli pop-up otoño, I didn’t really have a clue what it would be like. She told me a little about the two sisters who were gathering lovely pieces handcrafted on the island and…
Cristina Lozano had studied arts and fashion in London before she got a job at Camper, one of the most famous Mallorcan brands. And very soon, she fell in love with the island. Inspired by its light and colors, she started to design some…
It’s true, I have a knack for pop-up stores. I like to be surprised by their sudden, unexpected appearance in a supposedly familiar environment, and by their fancy set-ups, inviting you to come in spontaneously. While we are used to the overall…
**** Sadly, Frida Watson no longer resides in Santa Catalina. **** It was about two years ago that I heard about the new vintage store in Santa Catalina for the first time. Frida Watson – a very likable name. I was looking forward to meeting…
**** Monge just moved to Carrer Colom, 8. **** You wouldn’t expect a place like Plaça Banc de s’Oli in Palma’s buzzing historic center. Only a few steps away from Plaça Major, it’s a tranquil oasis with orange trees and a few fine stores like…
**** Sadly, Aram has since closed.***| We had a coffee at Rosevelvet Bakery and were strolling down Carrer Missió, when a flock of colorful Origami birds caught my eye. They were set up in a small glass case next to a store front window…
**** Very sadly, Mad Mood closed its store in May 2019. **** It was the hip fixie in the rear shop window just around the corner, that first caught my eye on the way home with groceries from Es Badulake. A few days later at Art Palma Brunch, I…
**** Sadly, Gaia bathtime is not open any longer.**** Imagine the smell of a perfect blue – like the spray of a turbulent sea beating against the rocks. A memory of the bright sky above the Tramuntana Mountains on a cold and clear winter day, a…