Pikes Ibiza has updated its celebrated poolside setting with bespoke parasols and cushions upholstered in Sunset Dreams, the signature fabric from the newly launched Divine Savages x Pikes Ibiza collection.
The scheme uses the warm Peach Paloma colourway from the Sunset Dreams fabric, bringing sunset-led tones and pattern to one of Pikes Ibiza’s best-known hotel social spaces. The new look extends the collection into the open-air setting most closely associated with the hotel, connecting its interiors, poolside culture and Balearic setting.

Collaboration Follows Hotel Renovation
The collaboration follows a creative partnership that began in 2024, when Pikes completed a vibrant hotel renovation using numerous combinations of Divine Savages wallpapers, lampshades and cushions across bedrooms and bathrooms.
The result led the two brands to develop a dedicated collection together, translating the character of the hotel into wallpapers, fabrics, cushions, lampshades, kimonos and pyjamas.


Poolside Setting Brings Collection Into Use
At the pool, Sunset Dreams is used on parasols and cushions to create a day-to-night setting shaped around warm colour, graphic pattern and the hotel’s long association with Ibiza’s sunset culture.


Design Context
Divine Savages is a British interiors brand known for maximalist wallpapers and textiles. Pikes Ibiza remains one of Ibiza’s best-known hospitality destinations, with a rock-and-roll history linked to poolside parties, well-known guests including Grace Jones and Freddie Mercury, and Wham!’s Club Tropicana video, which was filmed at the hotel.
The poolside installation places the collaboration in front of guests, extending the design language from rooms and bathrooms to the hotel’s outdoor social spaces.
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