It’s FINALLY here. Casa Mallorca, my new wellness retreat in Palm Desert, is officially complete and welcoming guests. But Casa Mallorca isn’t just my newest design project – it’s also part of something bigger. It’s one of two estates in Camena Collective, my new collection of private wellness estates, alongside Casa Tierra.

I’m opening the doors of Casa Mallorca and giving you a sneak peek of the design details and amenities, and sharing more about how Camena Collective came to be.

Learn more about Casa Mallorca: Before Images of Casa Mallorca, Details from Construction, and My Answers to All Your Casa Mallorca Questions.

What is Camena Collective?

Camena Collective is the name for my new portfolio of wellness retreats. Casa Mallorca is the second estate in the collective, joining my other property, Casa Tierra. The idea for Camena Collective is built around a simple idea: you restore when you feel held. Each of the 2 estates is booked whole, so the doors close behind you and the whole place is yours. No front desk, no other guests, and no schedule but your own.

The name comes from the Camenae, the Roman goddesses of sacred springs, because a spring is where you went to be restored at the source. And these properties are all about relaxation, restoration, and wellness.

Learn more about Camena Collective HERE.

How Casa Mallorca Came To Be

A few years ago, I found this property just down the road from Casa Tierra, and it stopped me in my tracks. The stone, greenery, and Mediterranean light, tucked into the mountains, reminded me of the island of Mallorca. That feeling never left me, and it ended up giving the house its name.

Bringing it to life took a lot more work than naming it. There were a lot of setbacks, delays, decisions, a lot of revisions, and a lot of patience. But in the end, I wouldn’t change a minute of it. The result is a place that feels like it has always been there, with natural materials, rustic texture, and lush landscaping throughout the property.

But Casa Mallorca wouldn’t have been possible without the amazing brands I worked with to bring the property to life. I added beautiful Four Hands furniture to the living areas, bedrooms, and outdoors, while Samsung TVs and Sonos speakers keep entertainment effortless and out of the way. The kitchen is a true showstopper thanks to Dacor appliances, and MasterBrand’s gorgeous cabinetry runs through the kitchen, bar, and laundry room, finished with Emtek hardware, whose beautiful details also appear on the vanities and doors throughout the house. Reform provided the cabinets for the Menora Casita kitchen, and Kohler outfitted the kitchen and bathrooms with super chic hardware, and even supplied the sauna and cold plunge that make the wellness experience complete. In the bathrooms, stunning and unique Zia Tile and James Martin Vanities bring so much character, and Flamingo Estate products make every guest feel pampered. Quince’s luxurious bedding, towels, and robes also enhance every guest room, while custom Cal Closets were added to the Arta and Palma bedrooms. The stunning front door from TruStile sets the tone the moment you arrive, and the beautiful windows and doors are from Marvin and let in all that glorious desert light. All the interior and exterior paint came from Sherwin-Williams. Outside, Tupelo in pool loungers are the perfect spot to relax, and behind the scenes, solar panels from Genesis and smart electric panels from Span keep the property running smoothly. I’m endlessly grateful to every one of these brands for the beauty, craftsmanship, and unique character they brought to the project.

Keep scrolling to see a sneak peek of some of my favorite spots at Casa Mallorca, and stay tuned for the full reveal of the property and all the details!