An architectural and interior photography series by Daniel Schäfer, with styling by Erika Gómez, documenting a private residence in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, designed by Sergio Olazábal and Leticia Basail / 2arquitectos.

Located in the historic centre of Palma, the residence brings together several formerly independent apartments into a single home. Rather than erasing the building's past, the architectural intervention preserves original elements, including exposed timber beams and traditional Mallorcan marés stone, establishing a dialogue between architectural heritage and contemporary living.

Glass-enclosed courtyards introduce natural light, vegetation and a sense of openness into the densely built urban setting. Throughout the interiors, limestone, iroko and chestnut wood, handcrafted finishes and carefully selected furnishings create a layered material language. Arched passages, intimate spaces and unexpected perspectives reveal a house shaped by craftsmanship, individuality and a respect for its history.

The photographic series explores the relationship between architecture, materiality and atmosphere, moving between architectural compositions, quiet details and the interplay of interior spaces and natural light. Through a coherent visual narrative, Daniel Schäfer Studio captures the distinctive character of the residence and the architectural vision of 2arquitectos.