The rising cost of construction, with increases of 30–40% in Mallorca, has encouraged a more creative approach to design and material selection. The key now lies in simplifying geometries, optimizing resources, and prioritizing materials to maintain quality without compromising profitability.

The goal is to create spaces that are both functional and sophisticated, eliminating anything unnecessary.

Gardens, terraces, and patios have become essential since the pandemic, as they enhance well-being and increase property value. Designing outdoor spaces that are functional, aesthetically pleasing, and well integrated with their surroundings is now a priority in our projects.

Remote work continues to be a reality, and with it the need for multifunctional spaces that are protected from noise is growing. It is no longer just about having a small work corner, but about creating versatile areas that adapt to everyday needs, ensuring privacy and concentration.

In design, traditional white façades are gradually giving way to neutral tones such as light grey or greenish grey. Natural materials, such as exposed concrete and natural stone, bring a timeless aesthetic, while wooden slats continue to play a leading role, always prioritizing durable and long-lasting solutions.

Porcelain tiles have reached such a high level of quality that they now compete directly with natural stone. Their durability, low maintenance, and ability to be produced in large formats make them an ideal choice for modern projects seeking uniformity and elegance.

These trends are not only a response to aesthetic challenges, but also to functional and economic ones. In a sector that is constantly evolving, creativity and adaptability will be key to facing the challenges that 2026 has in store.