Son Blanc Hotel l Atelier du Pont

Nestled within an untouched wilderness, Son Blanc Hotel redefines the essence of travel. This extraordinary venture is at the heart of a meticulously restored traditional farmhouse, offering guests an unparalleled immersive experience. It beckons travelers to journey into rural existence amidst the allure of picturesque landscapes and age-old farming traditions. In this idyllic Garden of Eden, time adopts a slower tempo, aligning with the cadence of the changing seasons, allowing one to savor life’s simple and precious pleasures.

Son Blanc Hotel’s Design Concept

The metamorphosis of this location commenced with the revival of the Finca, the farmhouse that lay in near ruins. Great care was taken to preserve its original structure, showcasing its remarkable features, including arches and vaults. These expansive spaces seamlessly blend with the natural surroundings, providing an ideal canvas for architectural creativity.

The very essence of Menorca served as a muse for the Son Blanc Hotel. The interiors echo the island’s natural elements, with materials left in their raw, unadorned state and sculpted into organic shapes that harmonize with the environment. Indigenous materials like tidewater stone, wild olive wood, and clay are prominently featured in each of the fourteen rooms at Son Blanc.

The Son Blanc Hotel’s identity unfurls in the Boyera, encompassing the reception, restaurant, and sports room, where beams intertwine to form a captivating graphic framework. Curved interior partitions define distinct areas, their earthy texture akin to a sculptural screen that disrupts the spatial geometry and discreetly houses technical components, restricting the diverse functions of the building.

Son Blanc Hotel transcends the boundaries of architecture and nature, celebrating the artistry of numerous artisans who’ve contributed to its beauty. Bespoke furniture and artistic creations have been meticulously designed for this site, fostering a beautiful dialogue between architecture, nature, and craftsmanship.

The collaborative efforts of Studio LER, Vincent Vincent, Danidevito Studio, Fuguet, Studio Koska, Cañadas Murua, Nuria Efe, Carpintería Gavila, Bonadona Terrissers, Ceràmica Cumella, Studio Perrine, Isaas Femenias Ferra, Eloi Schultz, Lucas Castex, Adriana Meunie et Jaume Roig, Contain, and La Scourtinerie have left an indelible mark on Son Blanc’s character.

Committed to an ecological ethos, Son Blanc has evolved to achieve self-sufficiency in energy, water, and food production. Its expansive 130-hectare estate has returned to its original agricultural function through regenerative and sustainable farming practices, creating a holistic, short-circuit ecosystem from the soil to the plate. Son Blanc Hotel is a testament to the harmonious convergence of nature, architecture, and sustainable living.