Intermobel: New Catalog & Showroom in Port d'Andratx

I was at a mild December evening in Port d'Andratx when the Intermobel family presented their new catalog. The atmosphere was relaxed and a little festive: on the large terrace there were tables with small snacks, a jazz trio played softly, and the scent of freshly opened Cava rose repeatedly. Around 150 guests — customers, architects, neighbors — took the opportunity to visit the new exhibition. I liked that you could not only look at the furniture but actually sit down; seating comfort is ultimately the most important. Intermobel shows contemporary lines alongside classic pieces, plus a generous selection of outdoor furniture that makes sense on this west coast. The hosts, the Valverde family, provided information about brands, materials and delivery times, and if you're lucky you'll meet a staff member who speaks German, Spanish and English. For anyone renovating or planning a terrace: a visit is worth it — and bring comfortable shoes; the showroom stairs are steep.

Intermobel Showroom Port d'Andratx

The new showroom on Carrer des Port is bright and practically laid out: an interior living area and a generous outdoor terrace, both for trying out the furniture. European brands are clearly labelled, from modern sofas to weatherproof sun loungers. When visiting, it's worth asking about fabric care — the sales staff often know exactly which textiles are saltwater- and sun-resistant. Parking can be tight on market days; my tip is to come early.

Presentation evening: Jazz, Cava and buffet

Outdoor and terrace furniture

Intermobel places great emphasis on garden furniture, and it shows: there are weatherproof cushions, low-maintenance woods and aluminum frames in various shades. I tested a lounge set that was surprisingly comfortable, and I was given care instructions that are important in this saltwater climate. If you often eat outdoors, try the seating and look for stain protection.

Practical visit tips & contact

Address: Carrer des Port 153, Port d'Andratx. Opening hours vary seasonally; it's best to call ahead. The team speaks Spanish, English and often German. Tip: combine the visit with a walk along the harbor and a coffee at the café next door — this makes a shopping day on the coast more relaxed and gives you a feel for the colors and light.