The seductive two-bedroom house in Mahón, designed and furnished by Jean Porsche, is a standout example of the talent of this Mexican interior designer based in Madrid. Selected as one of the top 100 interior designers since 2020 by the prestigious AD100 list, Porsche is known for his creative approach that boldly mixes elements, colors, and styles.

In this house, Porsche unleashes his style in a more maritime version, drawing references from the island and its history. He combines the geometries of hydraulic tiles with natural material rugs and a rich blend of perfectly coordinated fabrics. These elements reflect the essence of his aesthetic universe, known for being irreverent and fun. Additionally, unique finishes and pieces have been designed, such as the bathroom cladding with its marble sink, the tiled kitchen finished with lacquered furniture, or the fireplaces with their undulating panels reminiscent of sea waves. The house features a carefully curated selection of furniture and antiques sourced from various parts of the world, rescuing pieces with an island touch like boat furniture, exploration chairs, and old wicker and rattan elements. All of this is mixed with floral prints on 1960s garden chairs or a late 19th-century English Knole sofa, furniture with Art Deco / Brutalist influences such as the French buffet in the entrance hall, and designer pieces like Vincent Darre's chair, all with lighting that gives the space theatricality both day and night.

Luxury is present in a house that recalls decorators like David Hicks when he created his retreat in Mustique, where his personality is evident, as is the case here with Porsche's exuberant and sophisticated style, manifested in every corner of this exclusive house in Mahón.