The free-spirited co-founder of San Lorenzo institution La Paloma has spent over two decades in Ibiza, following an itinerant childhood between Italy and India at the heart of the fabled Rajneesh movement.

The Kurdish New Age musican Bahram Pourmand, better known by the artist name Bahramji, was born in 1952 in Kermanshah and has lived a peripatetic life that has seen him travel widely in India and the East. Since settling in Ibiza, Bahramji has become an intrinsic part of the island's northern music scene and a deeply respected elder of Ibiza's year-round community. 

The Netherlands-born model has found a second home in Ibiza, where life revolves around simple pursuits such as nature, animals and sport. 

One of the iconic nightclub's most recognisable faces, Francisco Ferrer has been an ambassador for Pacha since the heady days of 1985. 

The architect and yoga instructor met in Ibiza, where both have developed creative practices in tune with the unique rhythm of the island.

A native of Ibiza and one of the island’s most celebrated young creatives, Laura de Grinyo learnt her trade in the Sa Teulera studio founded in 1945 by the ceramicist Daifa. Inspired by music, mythology and the myth of the Mediterranean, Laura's fluid style has led to collaborations with design houses such as Loewe and Isita.

The German-born model, wife and and mother of three Vanessa Breuer is one of the global nomads who’ve found community and connection on Ibiza’s sun-soaked shores. She lives in a vertiginous - and much-photographed -  mountaintop finca near Cala Xarraca with her husband Oddy and their three daughters. 

The musician and creative director Róisín Murphy has a singular artistic vision that has seen her reinterpret herself creatively many times over. As Murphy prepares to release a new album later this year, L'OFFICIEL IBIZA meets the Ibiza-based queen of reinvention.