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Lorenzo Castillo’s room designs are on the palace’s ground or first floor. Their views face the estate gardens or the seventeenth-century Majorcan courtyard. One design has pale blue walls, a draped headboard and salmon accents. Another has blue floral walls and exposed beams, with a small round table by the window. Patterned rugs and framed portraits line the sleeping area. The marble bathrooms have rainforest showers, while the tub layouts vary between rooms.

High ceilings rise over the sitting area and writing desk. Room designs vary: one has a curved red headboard, green-striped chairs and blue curtains. Another pairs red patterned drapes with a striped headboard, with botanical prints above the bedside furniture. In the courtyard layout, green loungers flank a round table near the fountain. Marble lines the bathroom, where an ornate mirror hangs above the vanity. It also has a rainforest shower.

Original rustic beams cross the high ceilings on the manor house’s second floor. The bedroom has a sitting area, with a writing desk beside tall windows. One design has a red-and-orange canopy; another pairs a yellow headboard with blue curtains and a blue sofa. Framed prints and patterned rugs continue each room’s color scheme. In the marble bathroom, the tub sits beneath an arched recess beside a separate rainforest shower.

On the palace’s first floor, original rustic beams slope above a sitting area and writing desk. A checked sofa and patterned armchair stand around low tables beside the sleeping area. The headboard and cushions pick up the room’s striped fabrics, while framed paintings hang against pale brown walls. A small private balcony looks across the countryside and village. The marble bathroom has a bathtub and a separate rainforest shower.

The sitting area and marble bathroom face the Mediterranean garden. Outside, a shaded terrace has green loungers beneath an umbrella. Clipped hedges and tall cypress trees stand around them. Red walls and ceiling beams frame a floral headboard inside, beside patterned curtains. Pictures continue into the bathroom around its arched doorway. The bathroom has a tub and a separate rainforest shower.

High ceilings frame sitting areas and writing desks in Lorenzo Castillo’s room designs. One design pairs green-striped chairs with blue curtains. Another has red patterned drapes and a striped headboard. Botanical prints hang above the bedside tables. Outside, green loungers stand beside a round table, a fountain and pale courtyard walls. The bathrooms have rainforest showers. Rich marble patterns frame the vanities.

The living room’s large bay window looks across the valley and the village of Puigpunyent. Patterned green-and-blue walls surround a floral sofa, with bird illustrations set in shaped panels. Glass-paned doors open to the bedroom, where two upholstered chairs sit around a round table near the bed. A writing desk occupies the separate living area. The marble bathroom has a bathtub and a separate rainforest shower, with a pair of basins along the vanity.

Arches and stone columns stand between the bedroom and dressing area, with beams visible in the living room. Pale walls with green trim surround the separate lounge. Here, a striped sofa faces a low table and floral stools. The canopy carries those flower patterns into the bedroom. In the marble bathroom, two basins sit below an arched mirror beside a tub and separate rainforest shower. A Juliet balcony looks toward Galatzó mountain.

The palace’s original seventeenth-century arches and stone columns divide the living room from the bedroom. A dark green sofa faces striped armchairs and two small stools around low tables. Beyond the broad arch, a canopy hangs over the sleeping area beside tall doors. Outside, loungers rest against an ivy-covered wall, with a round dining table beneath leafy branches. The bathroom has a bathtub and a rainforest shower in a separate area.

On the manor house’s second floor, each bedroom has its own sitting area. Original rustic beams span the high ceilings above the writing desks. One design has a canopy in red and orange; another pairs yellow accents with a blue sofa near tall windows. Printed curtains and framed pictures carry each room’s colors through the space. The desks sit beside upholstered chairs and footstools in the living areas. Marble bathrooms have bathtubs and separate rainforest showers.

Blue curtains and leafy wall patterns fill the cottage beneath a high ceiling with red beams. The living room sits between the bedrooms, with an orange patterned corner sofa beside a low table. Maps and portraits hang near the canopy, whose blue fabric has orange trim. Outside, green umbrellas shade loungers beside the hedges. Marble covers the bathrooms, with a bathtub and rainforest shower among the bathing options.

The dining room and separate living room lead to the bedroom on the palace’s first floor. Blue-and-white checked floors run between the rooms, with patterned curtains and framed paintings above. A canopy hangs over the bed beside a painted cabinet and striped chair. Outside, seating with green cushions and loungers look toward Galatzó mountain. The bathroom has a tub, with a rainforest shower in a separate enclosure.

The suite faces east and west on the palace’s second floor, with views toward Galatzó mountain. Original wood panels surround the bedroom and dressing area. A striped sofa sits under a chandelier with red shades in the separate lounge, and a private office has its own room. Green chairs stand around a table outside, beside potted shrubs. In the bathroom, a freestanding tub pairs with a separate rainforest shower. Warm-toned panels continue around its tall window.

On the palace’s first floor, the arched portico looks over the main pool and valley. Original carved wooden ceilings and tiled floors remain beside an antique fireplace. The separate sitting room has patterned sofas and tall curtains against ochre walls. Those rich colors extend into the bedroom beneath a canopy. Two vanities face each other across a patterned rug in the large marble bathroom. A tub sits in its own recess, with a rainforest shower set apart.

The palace’s ground-floor windows look across the estate gardens. An internal door joins the bedrooms, each with its own marble bathroom. One design pairs pale blue walls with a draped headboard and salmon accents. Another has blue floral walls beneath exposed beams. In one layout, a round table and padded chair sit beside the window, with portraits above the bedside furniture. The bathrooms have bathtubs and rainforest showers; one room has its tub and shower apart.