A Mámila project: Sculpture garden · Santanyí
Our way of working
A Mediterranean garden starts with understanding its setting. Based in Campos, Mámila brings together landscape design, planting and technical planning to create outdoor spaces that can be enjoyed and cared for over time.
Garden design for fincas in Mallorca
Orientation, shade, soil and the relationship with the house shape the design. Before choosing plants or materials, consider how you want to use the garden: family gatherings, quiet corners, waterside spaces or framed views. This conversation helps create a coherent landscape rather than a collection of unrelated features.
From ideas to a garden plan
Planning brings together the layout, planting palette and construction needs. Irrigation, lighting and ongoing care should be considered from the outset. The scope of drawings and works is agreed for each proposal, taking the property and the client’s priorities into account.
Mámila · Portfolio
The garden in pictures
Photographs from the project Sculpture garden · Santanyí.
Care is in the details
Projects in Santanyí and southeast Mallorca
Our portfolio includes gardens in Santanyí, S’Almonia and Ca’s Concos, from intimate retreats to large estates. The sculpture garden in Santanyí explores the relationship between art, architecture and planting. Its project page explains the intervention and presents photographs of the garden.
Starting your project
Tell us the location, approximate size and whether you are creating a new garden or improving an existing one. Recent photographs and a list of priorities are useful for the first conversation. You do not need a finished design brief: we can begin with how you would like to live outdoors.
Where we work
Close to your garden.
From our base in Campos, we serve these areas of Mallorca. Enquire about care for your property.
Questions about your garden
What goes into a garden design?
We begin with the land, orientation, existing plants and how you want to use the space. Layout, planting, materials, irrigation and lighting are considered together. The proposal defines the scope of the design.
Can I keep trees and parts of my existing garden?
An existing garden can be the starting point. We consider which plants, paths and installations to retain and how to integrate them with new work. Photographs and a site visit help define the approach.
How much does a garden design cost?
It depends on the area, site conditions and the scope of planning. Send the location, photographs and your priorities so we can discuss the property’s needs and prepare a specific proposal.
Tell us about your project
A garden made for you.
Tell us where your project is and how you want it to feel. We begin by listening.
Let’s talk about your garden↗+34 871 25 29 45↗