Each module simulates a "country house" surrounded by exuberant vegetation with total privacy. With typical details of the region such as tejabanes, semicircular arches, stone walls, Catalan vaulted ceilings and half sheets with tiles, as well as the use of one of the most used materials in the walls of the Mexican southeast "the chukum" is how the general atmosphere of the Mexican village, designed by the architect Francisco Hanhausen.

 

Its interior spaces, also conceived by Hanhausen and his team of designers, contrast with the exterior, due to their polished and luxurious finishes, without losing sight of the inspiration in local popular art and the constant dialogue with architecture.

 

The furniture was acquired from well-known brands and masterfully combined with furniture built on site, for which upholstery with high-quality fabrics and embroidery by Mexican artisans were used. 

 

Likewise, each decorative accessory has its history, pieces that were acquired in different states of the Mexican Republic by the owners and by the same architect.