Architectural firm Jorge Hernandez de la Garza Developed and implemented a unique creative project Fatima House. Completed in 2014, this luxurious and unusual house is located in Mexico City.
According to the architects: “The construction rises in Del Valle, one of the most traditional and popular areas of the metropolis. In fact, the building’s exceptional external appearance was achieved thanks to the central location of the structure and the functional town-planning system.
With wide tree-lined streets, pedestrian paths, numerous parks and chic courtyards, this neighborhood with lots of green areas provides extremely easy access to important avenues with the tranquil interior of Del Valle. It’s also one of the most comfortable and serene places in town.
The architectural concept of building for a young couple who will live in the house is that the main level has numerous public areas and social areas. The living room is located on the lower level A fireplace for the home, A luxurious dining room, a unique bar, a wine cellar with a wide variety of wines, a kitchen, and a family room;.
The interior décor was done in an inviting and magnetic style, with a predominance of light color palette and ultra-modern furnishings. The apartment is a two-level mansion that has a rational and functional distribution of public and different social areas.
An open floor plan combines the kitchen and dining area in an aesthetically pleasing and unconventional manner. The place for cooking delicacies was equipped with magnificent furniture sets with snow-white fronts and innovative appliances in a metal case.
The massive island is the epicenter of the decoration, it is equipped with a hob and a cooker hood, which flows into a minimalist and unique table for breakfast or a light snack surrounded by bar stools.
The dining area is located in the distance of the room with a roomy footprint and extremely comfortable interior. Practical Table for a meal for eight people sits in the center of the salon. It is surrounded by elegant chairs with wooden legs and a plastic backrest with seat, and accentuates the eye on it two chandeliers with fantastic snow-white plafonds, which bring a special charm and warmth to the setting.
Next to it, a small bar was installed in the form of a sleek and sophisticated marble countertop and two high chairs with a creative red seat.
A wine cellar and a table for tasting sparkling drinks are behind the bar. It was enriched by a few chairs with an original design and a solid wood shelving unit with numerous niches and shelves holding bottles of wine and other spirits in a mysterious and unusual manner.
Decorates this area of the apartments creative modern art Lamp with an oblong plafond and red electric cord. An unusual fantasy palace with fascinating ornaments brings special warmth and comfort to the room.
A small corridor runs along the perimeter of the second floor connecting the terraces and rooms with each other. It was enclosed by dark metal railings, and the floor surface was lined with textured deck boards, which perfectly embellished the interesting exterior of the structure and added to its aesthetic appeal and authenticity. It allows all its owners, family and guests to enjoy the surrounding nature, the panoramic views of the internal garden and the exceptional landscape design.
Transparent glazed wide windows perfectly harmonize with the facade of the building and also bring plenty of sunshine and natural warmth into the interior spaces forming a cosy and welcoming atmosphere.
Staircase on the second floor of the house A large terrace, lined with textured wooden planks, leads directly from the street to the upper level. It gives all the owners and proprietors the opportunity to go upstairs, passing by the main public areas and the guest lounge.
Residence Furnishings Fatima House from the engineering firm Jorge Hernandez De La Garza In Mexican metropolis Mexico is a stunning and unusual creative project. It features a creative and aesthetically pleasing location, an interesting design with two levels and functional terraces, a contrasting hue palette in the furnishings, and a rationally landscaped adjacent area.
Interior photography realised and kindly provided by the specialists of the design office Jorge Hernandez de la Garza.
This sounds fascinating! Could you please provide more details about the interior design of the modernist town house? What unique features or elements are incorporated to create a luxurious feel and ambiance?