Where a movie theatre once drew Ibiza Town's residents into darkened rows, a gleaming white volume now rises against the Dalt Vila skyline. The Standard, Ibiza opened in 2022 on that former cinema site in the Old Town, its rendered facade — rounded at the corners, punctuated by louvred shutters and small juliet balconies in matching bone white — carrying the composed geometry of Ibizan vernacular architecture without ever tipping into pastiche. The rooftop makes the location's logic immediately clear: a long lap pool stretches toward an unobstructed frame of the UNESCO-listed walled city, its cathedral tower and honey-coloured ramparts hovering just above the waterline. Inside, Oskar Kohnen Studio drew from two eras at once — the island's 1960s flower-power bohemia and a Californian mid-century sensibility that share more DNA than they might first suggest. Across 67 rooms and suites, white micro-cement floors and walls are anchored by warm oak panelling, tan leather headboards, ribbed walnut cabinetry, and freestanding stone-composite bathtubs fitted with copper-finish floor-mounted taps. Embroidered cushions in vivid abstract patterns supply the necessary shot of colour, keeping rooms from feeling clinical. The restaurant pulls harder in that direction — orange backlit ceiling discs, sinuous curved millwork screens, and tropical planting giving the space an energy that belongs firmly in the evening. The separate Casa Privada annex completes a property that holds its architectural restraint on the outside while letting something warmer, and considerably more playful, take over within.

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It’s about time. The Standard is officially opening in Ibiza. This is a brand milestone that feels like years in the making; two soulmates destined to be together, finally meeting, with a shared outlook on life and spirit of adventure. Staying at The Standard, Ibiza means staying in a historical labyrinth of winding, white streets scattered with boutiques, charming restaurants, art galleries, flowers and monuments; it is one of the most beautiful, lively and interesting places on the island. This serene, cultural side of Ibiza coexists perfectly with its fine sandy beaches, crystal clear waters and its much sassier side, which is revealed when night falls and some of the most famous clubs in the world come to life.