In 2026 you can finance part of your home renovation in the Balearic Islands through two options: Next Generation grants for energy rehabilitation, which cover up to 801% of the cost (maximum €18,800 per home) and can be applied for until June 30, 2026, or until funds are exhausted, and the
The bathroom of 2026 leaves behind the sterile white and transforms into a calm, spa-like space: walk-in showers flush with the floor, seamless materials, indirect LED lighting, and a color palette inspired by nature. The strongest trend of the year is not aesthetic but
A 3D rendering is a photorealistic, computer-generated image that shows how a space will look after a renovation, using real materials, lighting, and furniture. In a renovation, it helps you decide before spending money: see how the new kitchen will look, check if the color combination works,
To enclose a rooftop terrace in Mallorca, you need three permits: a major works permit from the City Council, a three-fifths majority vote from the homeowners' association, and, if the property has protected status, approval from the relevant authority. The enclosure modifies the facade and volume.
The ideal height for a kitchen bar is between 90 and 110 cm, depending on the type of bar and its intended use: 90 cm if the bar is a continuation of the countertop and is also used for cooking, and 110 cm if it functions as a bar.
An inclusive bathroom is one that anyone can use independently, regardless of age or physical ability: seniors, children, people with reduced mobility, and the rest of the family. The key lies in four basic decisions: a barrier-free shower, a 1.5m turning space, grab bars, and more.
Renovating a house in Mallorca isn't just about changing materials or updating spaces. In many cases, it's an opportunity to completely transform the way you live in your home. The island has something special: the light, the climate, and the lifestyle have a huge influence on
Renovating an old apartment in Palma is one of those decisions that, although it may initially raise doubts, usually ends up being well worth it. Not only for the final result, but also because many of these homes have something that you don't find in new builds: character. However, there are also things to consider.
If you're thinking about renovating a home in Mallorca, there's one thing you should be clear about from the start: it's not all about the budget or the design. There's a less visible, but equally important, aspect related to permits and licenses. And this is where many renovations get bogged down.
