Santa Eulalia, Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain

Bohemian in nature, the estate encompasses a main house, Diego (named after artist Diego Rivera) as well as a hacienda-style guest house, Frida (after Frida Kahlo). Conceived by Ibizaliving, the design is both timeless and contemporary. Simple lines, geometric shapes and a minimalist sensibility anchor both buildings in the surrounding landscape. Tiered over multiple levels, an 18-metre pool and terrace sits at the estate's peak. Its south-west facing position is primed for sunrise and sunset. There's also a multi-purpose pool house with picture windows out to the ocean and a peaceful landscaped garden.

The main house is inverted to make the most of these views. On the upper floor sits a sociable kitchen with a granite worktop that extends towards a circular dining table. Chestnut beams crisscross the ceiling, while floor-to-ceiling windows lead outside to a pergola and terrace that sets you among the treetops.

Downstairs, there's a separate living room and four bedroom suites, each with views of the Ibicencan countryside. In the master, stepping stones placed over pebbles pave the way to a freestanding bath and rainfall shower. Other features echo the landscape beyond - like the egg-shaped bathroom and a central courtyard with bubbling fountain and stone sundial.

The guest house is very much a product of its environment, too. Rock formations protrude from the floor in the living room, serving as a reminder that the building has been hewn into the hillside.

From here, the open-plan kitchen and dining room overlooks a terrace with a circular infinity pool and another round of endless views. There's also a shaded pergola for al fresco dining. Upstairs, three of the four bedrooms have interconnecting access to a shared terrace.