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21 August 2026

The Loft House Ibiza in Es Canar Competes for Prestigious Design Award

The Loft House Ibiza in Es Canar Competes for Prestigious Design Award

The Loft House Ibiza, a luxurious apartment complex located in Es Canar, has been shortlisted for the 2026 LIV Hospitality Design Awards. This international competition celebrates excellence in architecture and interior design within the hospitality sector. The project champions Ibiza's Mediterranean identity, incorporating earthy tones, natural woods, ceramics, and native vegetation into a seamless integration of indoor and outdoor spaces. Created by the innovative design studio Metrik, led by Raül Tonelli, the development marries modern aesthetics with environmental sustainability, aiming to foster a deeper connection between the tourist accommodation and its surrounding landscape. Part of The Loft House Group, which has established design-centric projects across Spain, the Es Canar entry underscores the brand's commitment to enhancing the quality of tourism through thoughtful design and local cultural immersion. This recognition not only elevates Es Canar and Santa Eulària in the international design arena but also emphasizes a forward-thinking approach to high-quality tourism on the island.

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