Where to find the best furniture in Mallorca

Knowing what furniture to buy in Mallorca is one thing, but knowing where to go is another challenge. While there are plenty of furniture stores on the island, it pays to know which ones offer a wide range of good quality products and reliable after-sale service.

Based on years of local knowledge and first-hand experience we’ve put together a list of the best furniture stores to visit. And when we say best, we consider everything from customer service, quality of materials and variety in design. At these below areas, you’ll find not just one recommended store, but a cluster. This’ll make it easy to find what you’re looking for in one concentrated area. From international brands to made in Mallorca furniture, we’ve ticked all the boxes to help you get the interior you’re looking for.

It goes without saying that in the capital you’ll find the highest concentration of furniture stores. Palma is a magnet for creatives looking to expose their work, meaning that one-off unique items are regularly found here. The good thing about Palma is that many of its designers source internationally, so there is a good variety of style available.

The Big Table Studio

At The Big Table Studio, connections are forged between the environment, the community, and every client who enters its doors. Each table tells a story— an ode to sustainability, stewardship, and a profound admiration for the natural world. It’s about bringing a touch of the outdoors inside, encapsulating the essence of nature within the confines of the home through furniture so beautiful it feels like art.

Find out more about The Big Table by visiting their hc/ Business Profile below.

Rialto Living

Housed in an old cinema with its tall columns and arches, Rialto Living is one of the most iconic furniture stores in Mallorca. The owners, Swedish couple Barbara Bergman and Klas Kall, opened the store in 2007 promising to never stock anything they wouldn’t have in their own home. Between them, the couple specialise in creating a “relaxed elegance” in the home.

Find out more about Rialto Living by visiting their hc/ portfolio below.

Casa Lima

Marc Kuenzle at Casa Lima takes pride in offering custom-built, Made in Mallorca wood furniture. From their workshop in Consell, arrive a beautiful range of sunbeds, tables and chairs to their 250m2 showroom in Palma. All of this furniture is custom-made to order and uses sustainable materials built to last. Alongside his in-house collection, Marc also sources product and material from Asia and Africa.

Find out more about Casa Lima by visiting their hc/ portfolio below.

Organic Studio

Led by interior stylist Andrea Pussin and photographer husband Mauricio Fuertes, Organic Studio favours organic fabrics, natural dyes, recycled wood and natural stone. Their philosophy centres on creating scenes that make you feel at home and present with what surrounds you. For over ten years, Andrea has collaborated with leading property professionals in Mallorca and in 2016 she helped Helen Cummins with the re-design of her home in Son Vida.

Find out more about Organic Studio by visiting their hc/ portfolio below.

Descanshop

Descanshop are one of Mallorca’s leading furniture stores and are particularly favoured for this large range of beds, mattresses, sofas and loungers. They stock everything that you could possibly need for the renovation or purchase of your new Mallorcan home and are known to deliver in record time. If you’re in need of something urgently, Descanshop come definitely recommended for helping you feel settled and comfortable in Mallorca in the shortest time frame.

One of their biggest stores is found in Santa Ponsa, but you can also drop by their other stores in Manacor, Palma, Inca and Alcúdia.

Santa Catalina, although part of Palma, deserves a special mention given its number of independent furniture stores. In this area of the city you’ll find lots of smaller shops that tend to sell more bespoke furniture. You won’t find many stores that sell mass-produced items here, it’s really the place to go if you’re looking to support local artisans and find unique one-off pieces.

Much like Santa Maria, this little town might not be on your radar for furniture in Mallorca, but it’s certainly worth the visit. Having attracted a good mix of expats over the years, the interior design circle in Santanyí has grown with the population. Peruse the streets on a market day and you’ll see the place explode with local produce and home-made pieces. The quirky, creative vibe in Santanyí is recommended if you’re in need of some design inspiration.

Galería Barceló

Influenced by cultures from around the world, Galería Barceló is a collector’s haven of antique pieces and quirky textiles. Since 1998, their team have prioritised individual character, producing custom-made furniture that tells a story. Antique pots, ceramic tiles and Asian statues are just some of the pieces you’ll find here.

Find out more about Galería Barceló by visiting their hc/ portfolio below.

Ask the locals where to shop for furniture, and just short of Palma, they’re likely to mention Manacor. It’s well-known on the island for being an industrious town, and over the years has been a strong contender in the design department. While it not be the prettiest place in Mallorca to do your shopping, you will find a large cluster of good furniture stores on the outskirts – many of which have been in the family for generations.

Mobles Riera

Dating back to 1932, the impressive 2000m2 showroom at Mobles Riera is dedicated to quality design. The Riera family (now in their third generation) know a thing or two about furniture, and travel all over Europe sourcing the best products from up-and-coming designers. They are constantly moving with the times, and pride themselves on friendly service and their over 80 years of furniture know-how.

Find out more about Mobles Riera by visiting their hc/ portfolio below.

Intermobel

When it comes to size, Intermobel boasts one of the largest collections in store. Step into one of their showrooms in Manacor, Port Andratx and Santa Ponsa, and you’re looking at 10,000 square metres of furniture inspiration – the equivalent of one-and-a-half football pitches. The Valverde family have been in the business for years and only collaborate with Europe’s leading brands.

Find out more about Intermobel by visiting their hc/ portfolio below.

When you’re faced with an interior design project in Mallorca, there are so many aspects to consider and hoops to jump through. However, shopping for furniture should be the final step in building  a life in Mallorca and therefore, the most enjoyable. Visit one of the stores in this list, consult with one of their designers, and you can be rest-assured that you’ll be getting quality service. Helen has worked with many of these stores herself on various projects and has been blown away by the result. At her home in Son Vida and for lifestyle photoshoots, her furniture is almost always sourced from one of the interior specialists above.

Pollensa is a special place in Mallorca to do your furniture shopping thanks to its creative community and pretty streets. If you’re looking for something a bit different for your home, then a trip north is a must. If you’re thinking  Pollensa is a sleepy town, you’d be quite mistaken. It has a vibrant heart thanks to the international creatives that moved in and pursued their artistic passions.

Mestre Paco

Mestre Paco is a family run furniture store in Pollensa, established in 1959 by the sculptor Paco Cortés. The store is firmly rooted in Mallorca artisanship in which you will find all kinds of furniture including mirrors, lighting, rugs, wardrobes and beds. The store is recommended for its eye for antique pieces, so if your looking for something with soul, Mestre Paco should be high up on your list of furniture stores to visit.

Find out more about Mestre Paco by visiting their hc/ portfolio below.