GIN EVA Mallorca

Some plans for a rainy day.
Cooking, sharing, preparing something hot, listening good tunes, drawing, finding a comfortable spot to enjoy the view.

A walk through Palma.

Damajuana.
Shaped by time, light and tradition, this generous glass vessel has been part of Mediterranean homes for generations. Once used to hold w**e, oil or vinegar, each damajuana carries a quiet story within its glass, of long tables, sun-warmed kitchens, harvests and slow afternoons. Its imperfect curves and beautiful patina bring a sense of warmth and nostalgia to the spaces we live in. A piece of the Mediterranean, preserved in glass for a quiet morning.

Always summer at Casa Eva.

Protect what you love.
It’s not wrapping. It’s setting boundaries.

A street corner somewhwere in the island.

Slower.
The last days of summer have a certain rhythm to them.
A little slower, a little quieter. The days are still warm, but the light starts to soften, the evenings arrive a little earlier, and there’s a feeling of wanting to make the most of what’s left.
A good book feels just right for days like these. A few pages in the afternoon, when there’s still time to linger, with a glass of arancello close by.
Made with local oranges, our arancello is soft, bright and gently sweet. An easy companion for the last long afternoons and the first evenings that hint at autumn.
No need for much more. A story you don’t want to put down, something good to sip, and a little more time before summer slips away.

Hola Monday!
Where am I?

Proverb.
Life is what happens between making a gilda and cutting a bit of watermelon

Sips.
There are days for one thing, and days for everything.
Happy Monday, especially to those returning to work today. Cheers!