Santa Fe House in Mexico City, Mexico by Ezequiel Farca

Article source: Ezequiel Farca

• House with 3 levels located in exclusive Santa Fe district of Mexico City
• Design of a new distribution of spaces to meet the specific needs of the family
• Public spaces such as family room, dining and living room occupy the first floor; meanwhile one bedroom, the master suite, and a studio are located in the second floor.

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• Architects: Ezequiel Farca
• Project: Santa Fe House
• Location: Mexico City, Mexico
• Role: Interior Design, Furniture Design
• Date: 2010
• Size: 1870 Sq. Ft.
• Photography: Jaime Navarro

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• Access is a lobby that gives privacy to public spaces
• Wood wall with an oversized square marble niche, visually anchors main living room
• Living room opens onto the garden, which acquire a terrace usage dominated by materials such as Amazon wood and Travertine Veracruz marble
• Furnishings align with scale and geometric distribution of the space, focusing on indoor-outdoor connections and community space.
• Materials and finishes in indoors, like elm wood and marble arabescato, take the same language of the environment
• Clean colors create a simple, calm, contemporary and timeless design.

Image Courtesy Jaime Navarro

Image Courtesy Jaime Navarro

Image Courtesy Jaime Navarro

Image Courtesy Jaime Navarro

Image Courtesy Jaime Navarro

Image Courtesy Jaime Navarro

Image Courtesy Jaime Navarro

Image Courtesy Jaime Navarro

Image Courtesy Jaime Navarro

Tags: Mexico, Mexico City

Categories: Furniture, House, Interiors

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