A small analogue weekend at Mas Pujols for people who need to pause, switch off and reconnect — with themselves, with other people or with something they want to work on.

For two nights, we put our phones and digital noise aside and return to simpler things: walking, cooking, creating, reading, talking, spending time outdoors, sharing a meal and having time to ourselves.

There are no productivity goals and no programme you have to complete. You don't need to arrive with a problem to solve or an intention to undergo a personal transformation.

You might come because you've been working too much. Because you need time to think. Because you've lost touch with your creativity. Because you want to have real conversations. Or simply because it's been a long time since you've had a truly peaceful weekend.

>> SMALL BY DESIGN

Mas Pujols is a large house, but the group is small: a maximum of 7 participants.

That means more space, more privacy and less noise — digital, visual and social. You can spend time with the group and then find your own space to enjoy some peace and quiet.

And because Mas Pujols is also our home, I'll be here throughout the weekend, offering personal attention and a warm, welcoming presence.

The luxury is having space, time and attention.

>> WHAT WILL WE DO?

There is no rigid schedule.

The weekend follows a flexible rhythm of shared moments and individual time. Depending on the season and the group, it may include putting our phones aside, walking, simple creative activities, cooking and eating together, lighting a fire, reading, writing or creating, optional yoga or movement, analogue games, conversations and time completely to yourself.

Some things will bring us all together; others will be optional.

The idea isn't to fill the weekend with activities, but to create enough space for you to decide what you need.

>> WHY MAS PUJOLS?

Because sometimes you need to change your surroundings before you can change your pace.

At Mas Pujols, you step away from your routines, notifications and visual noise and enter a home where there's room to breathe.

Nature is right outside the door, there are spacious interiors, shared meals and a small group of people who have also chosen to disconnect for a while.

You could stay at home and switch off your phone.

But being somewhere different — with other people doing the same — makes it easier to truly switch off.