S. ecret R. oom Nuevo León, Mexico, By Acrónimo

Article Source: Hugo Ozuna

The vinyl on the record player. A brief silence before the music starts; It is a sensual, wandering
trumpet, which already dances in the air. It is accompanied by a radiant voice. It’s Ella
Fitzgerald: “Dream a little dream of me, dream a little dream of me…”

Project: S. ecret R. oom
Location: Nuevo León, Mexico
February – May 2021
Size: 95 square meters (1025 sq.ft)

Collaborators: Juan José Espinosa, Rosa Torres.
Photography: Francisco Álvarez
Materials :Wood, glass, marble, natural stone.
Suppliers: Tecnolite, Gilsa, MAGG.

The bar in the background lights up, a floating black marble bar appears. The ice clinks, the whiskey falls like
a copper waterfall. In the living room, the couch is soft: easy to sink into, lay your head down,
close your eyes. And the music always continues its slow course: “Dream a little dream of me,
dream a little dream of me…”

S. ecret R. oom is, above all, the pursuit of an atmosphere. This interior design project – which
in turn is a music and stage project – uses light, textures and tones to create a space of
satisfaction.

Descending and entering this strategically illuminated room, guests are transported beyond an
underground space, where music and light are intertwined in a place where ambience and
delight are the protagonists.

It’s not just a theme – it’s a physical manifestation of the music. A place where the reflective
surfaces, the wood tones, and the texture of the walls are linked to induce relaxation and
comfort.

The space invites you to drink and to the music, to the quiet dance. The selection of lighting,
with its specific articulation of chiaroscuro, is key, as it encourages the use of the different
areas in the project.

The floated bar is designed with a set of mirrors that expand a section of the room. The wall
where the television and the record player are recharged is designed to represent sound waves
and music; a wall that flows and slides. The selection of furniture, likewise, is committed to
comfort; The tones are dark, grays and browns as in wood, marble, velvet, and glass cover the
room to contrast the intense yellows of the light.

Categories: Bar, Interiors, Residential

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