For many of our clients, living in Marbella as a second home is not just about property ownership — it is about lifestyle, rhythm and environment. That is precisely why our long-term partnership with professional golfer Oskar Zaborowski feels so natural. Golf, mindset and Marbella form a powerful combination that reflects what this place truly offers: space to grow, space to connect and space to live well.

Marbella — where sport, nature and business meet

Marbella is often described as Europe’s golf capital — and for good reason.
With world-class golf courses, a unique microclimate shaped by mountains and sea, and over 300 sunny days per year, it creates ideal conditions for year-round sport and outdoor living.

However, living in Marbella as a second home goes beyond golf.

It means:

• mornings on the terrace with sea views,

• afternoons between mountains and coastline,

• evenings in a community of international entrepreneurs and professionals,

• a hybrid lifestyle that connects Spain with the rest of Europe.

This balance between ambition and wellbeing makes Marbella a natural choice for those who value quality over noise.

Why golf belongs to Marbella

Golf in Marbella is not an elite myth — it is a daily reality.
The sport has become part of the social and business ecosystem of the region.

Unlike many disciplines, golf allows professionals and amateurs to share the same space thanks to the handicap system. Four hours on the course often create deeper conversations than months of formal meetings.

Therefore, it is not surprising that ambitious individuals, business leaders and athletes are drawn here. Marbella offers not only infrastructure, but also environment — and environment shapes performance.

A partnership rooted in shared values

Our collaboration with Oskar Zaborowski is not a short-term marketing initiative. It reflects shared principles:

• long-term thinking,

• patience and discipline,

• precision and consistency,

• emotional control under pressure.

These values define both professional golf and successful investment in real estate.

Just as the road to the sporting elite is built season by season, living in Marbella as a second home is often a long-term decision — one that prioritises quality of life over short-term gain.

The reality behind ambition

Professional golf requires more than talent.
A full Pro Golf Tour season can cost around 100,000 PLN, covering tournament fees, travel, coaching and preparation.

Yet the financial aspect is only part of the story. Time, sacrifice and unwavering commitment are equally important.

Similarly, choosing Marbella as a second home is not only about buying property — it is about investing in an environment that supports your ambitions, your health and your network.

Marbella as a strategic lifestyle choice

Many of our clients decide on living in Marbella as a second home because the city offers something rare:

• stability combined with international energy,

• year-round outdoor activity,

• strong property value resilience,

• a community that values growth and balance.

It is a place where sport, business and lifestyle naturally intersect — and where quality of life becomes part of everyday routine.

Building community around quality of life

Our collaboration will evolve through:

• golf events and on-course experiences,

• opportunities to train and connect,

• lifestyle-focused gatherings,

• conversations around sport, ambition and conscious living.

Because ultimately, Marbella is not just about property — it is about people.

More than a location — a mindset

The journey to excellence, whether in sport or in life, is never a single season. It is a process built on consistency and belief.

Golf is not just a sport.
Marbella is not just a destination.

Both represent a mindset — focused, balanced and forward-looking.

And for many, that is exactly why living in Marbella as a second home becomes one of the most meaningful decisions they make.

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This Saturday afternoon, we sat down to talk about life, sport, passion and dedication — about living in Spain and the future of our collaboration.

The full conversation is now available on our YouTube.

Growth begins by listening. That’s why Loriini Properties in Costa Blanca marks a natural next step in our journey. We continue to follow the Mediterranean sun, breathtaking views and lifestyle our clients value — this time in a different region, with a different character and new opportunities. Costa Blanca brings the same light and warmth, yet offers a unique rhythm and a broader range of possibilities. Very soon, we will be introducing our first curated properties in this exceptional part of Spain.

Costa Blanca – a different side of the mediterranean

Costa Blanca is renowned for its extraordinary light, over 300 sunny days a year and a diverse coastline that blends white sandy beaches, hidden coves and dramatic mountain landscapes meeting the sea.

Locations such as Alicante, Altea, Calpe or Jávea offer a lifestyle that feels authentic and balanced. Compared to other coastal regions, life here moves at a slightly calmer pace — more local, more spacious and, for many, easier to combine everyday living with relaxation.

Therefore, Costa Blanca becomes a natural choice for those who want Mediterranean beauty paired with tranquillity, nature and long-term comfort.

A new location, a broader range of opportunities

While the sun and views remain constant, Loriini Properties in Costa Blanca opens the door to a different real estate landscape.

In this region, clients can find:

• a wide selection of homes with sea and mountain views,

• more varied and accessible price ranges,

• strong potential for both lifestyle buyers and investors,

• an environment ideal for families, remote work and year-round living.

As a result, Costa Blanca responds to a broader spectrum of needs — from second homes to permanent residences and strategic investments.

Expansion driven by client needs

This expansion is not a coincidence.
Over time, more and more clients asked us about alternatives beyond the Costa del Sol — places that still offer sun, views and quality of life, but with different dynamics and opportunities.

That is why Loriini Properties in Costa Blanca is a direct response to those conversations. We expand the map while maintaining the same philosophy: local expertise, transparent processes and a fully guided client experience from first contact to key handover.

#comingsoon curated properties in Costa Blanca

We are currently finalising local partnerships and carefully selecting projects that meet Loriini standards.
Very soon, we will present concrete property offers — thoughtfully chosen, aligned with our values and tailored to clients seeking more than just a property.

Our mission remains unchanged:
to guide each client through every step of the buying process — now also in Costa Blanca.

Another step in building a mediterranean lifestyle

With this expansion, Loriini Properties is not just entering a new region.
We are expanding possibilities.

Because the Mediterranean has many faces.
And now, one of them is Costa Blanca.

At Loriini Properties, we see every property not only as an investment, but as a future home — a place where atmosphere, comfort and emotion matter just as much as location or layout. That is why interior design in 2026 is becoming increasingly relevant to buyers and investors alike. The way spaces are designed is no longer driven by rules or trends, but by how they feel to live in. And this shift is redefining what people look for when choosing a property.

Homes designed for atmosphere, not perfection

One of the defining characteristics of interior design in 2026 is the move away from visual perfection toward emotional depth.
Instead of bright, neutral interiors designed to appeal to everyone, homes are becoming more atmospheric, intimate and personal.

This change reflects a broader mindset: buyers are no longer searching for flawless showrooms, but for spaces that feel grounding, calm and real — places that support everyday life rather than impress at first glance.

Deep colours that create a sense of belonging

Colour plays a key role in shaping this new approach.
Deep browns, muted greens, charcoal shades, dark blues and softened terracottas are increasingly replacing cool whites and light greys.

Because colour directly affects mood, these tones create interiors that feel warmer and more protective. As a result, properties designed with deeper palettes often feel more “finished” and emotionally engaging — an important factor for buyers imagining themselves living there long-term.

Materials that engage the senses

In interior design in 2026, materials are chosen not only for appearance, but for how they feel.
Metal elements, for example, are moving away from glossy finishes toward brushed, aged or patinated surfaces. Brass, bronze and dark steel add texture, weight and authenticity.

Handles, lighting details and fittings are no longer background elements. Instead, they become subtle sensory experiences that make a space feel intentional and crafted rather than generic.

A new understanding of minimalism

Minimalism is still present, but its meaning has changed.
Rather than focusing on emptiness, the new approach is about selection and purpose.

Homes are furnished with fewer objects, yet each item carries meaning — whether through craftsmanship, material quality or personal value. This allows interiors to feel calm and uncluttered without feeling cold or impersonal, which is increasingly important for buyers seeking comfort over formality.

Colour drenching as an architectural tool

Another technique shaping interior design in 2026 is colour drenching.
By using the same tone across walls, ceilings, doors and sometimes furniture, spaces gain visual continuity and emotional depth.

This approach softens boundaries, enhances architectural flow and creates interiors that feel immersive rather than segmented. When applied thoughtfully, colour drenching transforms properties into environments that feel cohesive, calm and intentional.

Vintage elements that add character and story

Modern homes are increasingly enriched with vintage or mid-century inspired elements.
Rather than following a strictly contemporary aesthetic, designers and homeowners are layering spaces with pieces that bring history and narrative.

An aged lamp, a patinated table or a reinterpreted classic form adds warmth and individuality — qualities that make properties feel lived-in rather than staged. For buyers, these details often create a stronger emotional connection to the space.

What this means for property buyers?

Ultimately, interior design in 2026 reflects a broader shift in how people choose homes.
Atmosphere matters. Feeling matters. And emotional connection often outweighs rigid design logic.

Properties that embrace depth, texture, meaningful materials and intentional design tend to resonate more strongly with buyers — not because they follow trends, but because they feel right.

Design that supports everyday life

Interior design in 2026 is not about decoration or spectacle.
It is about creating spaces that accompany daily routines, offer calm, and feel authentic to those who live in them.

And perhaps that is the most important change of all:
homes are no longer designed to impress — they are designed to belong.