A 200-year-old stable building in the mountains of Ibiza has been converted into a vacation home by local studio Ibiza Interiors.
The Atelier is one of four dwellings that make up Campo ? a group of rentable guesthouses set in a finca, or farmstead, in the island's Morna Valley.
Campo Atelier is located in a renovated dry-stone stable building
Ibiza Interiors founder Jurjen Van Hulzen has renovated these buildings one by one to enhance their original features and create a series of tranquil getaway spots.
"Nestled between carob and orange trees, the Atelier [?] appears at the end of the path as a haven of peace," said the Dutch architect, who founded the studio in 2014.
The main space is designed for flexible use
The single-storey dry-stone structure is typical of the local vernacular but now features a large retractable glass wall across its front. A polished concrete patio continues inside, where exposed timber ceiling beams and wooden doors complement the neutral colour palette.
"Textures and styles are not afraid to cohabit and the emphasis is on the interplay between old and contemporary, elegant and rustic," said Van Hulzen.
A small kitchenette with wood-panelled cupboards matches the doors on either side
The main space contains a small kitchenette on one side and a dining table that doubles as a workspace on the other.
A seating area comprising low, comfy sofas is positioned towards the back.
The minimally furnished bedroom includes built-in sto...