Viveca Palma
Both Spanish Vogue and Architectural Digest (AD) have rated Viveca and it’s easy to see why. Interior designer Inigo Guell and his family relocated from Madrid to open this small shop in a quaint mews, right in the heart of Palma’s old town. Beautifully curated, the shop sells an eclectic mix of vintage design pieces, second hand furniture and decorative items, as well as new pottery, hand-carved wooden items, baskets and linens, sourced from the family’s travels. The setting (the shop was once a garage) and the lovingly-picked selection of new, rustic, and perfectly-worn secondhand items makes for a fantastic photograph, so even if you can’t actually visit, the shop’s Instagram page is worth following.
Carrer de Sant Feliu, 17, 07012 Palma. +34 971 77 36 25
Rialto Living
Billing itself as a lifestyle concept store, Rialto Living is located on a beautiful street in an iconic building that once housed Palma’s Rialto Cinema. Swedish couple Klas Kall and Barbara Bergmann opened the shop in 2007 and it is generally considered one of the city’s finest. The interiors section is all about inspirational living and sells everything from scents, decorative items, and traditional British Farrow & Ball paints, through to home and garden furnishings. Rialto is not a shopping experience for those on a limited budget, with some of the pricier items including Swedish made bespoke beds and mattresses, and handmade rugs from around the world. A number of different room styles are showcased in the store, which also offers interior design services and a seamstress to create one-off pieces from their extensive array of quality fabrics.
Carrer de Sant Feliu, 3, 07012 Palma. +34 971 71 33 31
SLUIZ.
If it’s colourful Balearic boho styling you’re after, then the Ibizan interiors store, SLUIZ. is the place for you. There are four in total, and the Palma store is the only one outside of Ibiza. A colourful feast for the eyes, this maze-like shop is packed from floor to ceiling with colourful rugs, chairs, cushions, candle-holders and much more. A sharp contrast to its uber-tasteful neighbour, Rialto Living, it’s a fun place to look around — kitsch garden gnomes sit amongst rustic wooden bowls and hand woven throws, and prices range from the cheap and cheerful to fairly eye-watering.
Carrer de Montenegro, 3, 07012 Palma. +34 685 46 72 47
Living Dreams
Living dreams is part-restaurant and wine bar, and part-lifestyle store, set in a large historic house in Santa Maria del Cami with a beautiful garden. They mostly sell large, statement tables and high-quality outdoor furniture but also take orders for bespoke furnishings. This is the kind of place to go if you have a huge house to furnish, or a terrace big enough to need an eight-seater outdoor sofa, but even if you have no need for such large furnishings, it’s a lovely (and inspiring) place to visit — wander around, enjoy lunch in the garden, buy some wine and perhaps even linger in their smoking lounge. The whole place is also available to rent for private events.
Plaça Hostals, 19, 07320 Santa Maria del Camí. +34 971 14 00 16
Bondian Living Store
Located in a tastefully restored old palaci
Carrer de Can Verí, 5, 07001 Palma +34 971 42 51 80
Tony Malony
A fun shop to look around, and a great place to find that quirky one-off piece you previously had no idea you just had to have, Tony Malony sells a fantastically eclectic array of vintage furniture, random objects and artworks. Industrial-style shelves are laden with retro toys, ethnic sculptures and vintage tins and suitcases, while furniture ranges from beautifully weathered, rustic, wooden cabinets to sleek, stylised mid-century European chairs. In amongst the vintage finds, there are also some new pieces, from contemporary art to Spanish-design chairs. The shop is located in Palma’s hip Santa Catalina neighbourhood, and as well as a cool website their blog is really worth following.
Plaça de la Verge del Miracle, 2, 07013 Palma. +34 652 86 80 74