Two spaces were intervened in this apartment: the social area and the main bedroom. The main guideline in the project was to separate the social areas without completely closing them. To achieve this goal, ebony wood lattices were designed that also function as furniture that generates storage spaces. Replicating the same language sliding doors were designed, which allow the areas to open and close according to the different activities, ensuring flexible and functional spaces.
The materiality approach complements the existing marble floor with warmer finishes such as the wood that was used for covering some walls and part of the furniture. This contrast was harmonized with a color palette based on neutral tones that highlights the selected dark woods to give a greater contrast.
The master bedroom is presented as a suite with a living area that defines a timeless, warm and classic environment where the bed is the centerpiece. It is accompanied by a design piece made of walnut wood with indirect lighting to match the sand-toned leather of the bed.
Category: Residential
Location: Mexico City, Mexico
Year: 2019
Status: Completed
Project: ARCO Arquitectura Contemporánea
Arq. Bernardo Lew
Arq. José Lew
Arq. José Memun
Construction: ARCO Arquitectura Contemporánea
Team: Oscar Sarabia
Federico Teista
Beatriz Canuto, Nahela Hinojosa, Estefania Zamudio, Miguel Ocampo, Carlos Jiménez
Area: 400 s qm
Photography: Claudia Hans
2017
2019
Project name: Departamento TB
Category: Residential
Location: Mexico City, Mexico
Year: 2019
Status: Completed
Area: 400 s qm
Photography: Claudia Hans
Team: Oscar Sarabia, Federico Teista, Beatriz Canuto, Nahela Hinojosa, Estefania Zamudio, Miguel Ocampo, Carlos Jiménez.
