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Amixtli, a word rooted in union and coexistence, is a residence designed to bring people together through space, scale, and rhythm. Conceived as a house for shared experience, Casa Amixtli balances openness with privacy, allowing multiple guests to inhabit it comfortably without losing intimacy.
Set within a contemporary tropical architectural language, the house is built with a restrained palette of brick, concrete, fine plaster, and wood. Large doors open the structure entirely, dissolving boundaries between interior and exterior, allowing light, air, and movement to define the experience of the home.
Distributed across multiple rooms, each with ensuite bathrooms, the residence accommodates up to 14 guests. The spatial configuration supports both collective moments and individual retreat, making it ideal for families, friends, or creative groups traveling together.
A private pool and jacuzzi anchor the outdoor experience, complemented by a terrace, dining areas, and a fully equipped kitchen. The house functions as a living system—fluid, adaptable, and centered around connection.
Casa Amixtli is not just a place to stay, but a setting designed for togetherness, where architecture supports shared time, conversation, and memory.
Set across two levels, the home combines contemporary tropical architecture with a restrained material palette of brick, concrete, fine plaster, and wood. Light moves softly through its spaces, shaping an atmosphere that feels both grounded and open, where every detail supports focus and reflection.
A private pool, rooftop terrace, and fluid indoor-outdoor layout create moments for pause, observation, and creative flow. The scale is intentional—designed for one or two people, or a small group—allowing the house to function not as a place of distraction, but as a place of process.
Casa Ánima is not defined by what happens in it, but by what begins there. A residence for those who create, think, and seek to reconnect with the origin of their ideas.
Framed by coastal light and grounded in craft, this residence celebrates texture, rhythm, and relaxed intention. Handwoven textiles, sculptural seating, and thoughtful details create a curated space to gather, unwind, and reconnect. Pivoting wood-beam doors open to a private pool and a seamless indoor-outdoor flow—where the horizon calls, the breeze moves through, and every corner invites presence.
Sleeps 12
274 m²
Surrounded by palms and ocean light, this residence is designed for creative flow and quiet connection. Sculptural in form and rich in texture, every space invites movement—between the open-air art studio, elevated yoga deck, and the private pool terrace overlooking the Pacific. Inside, raw materials and curated objects reflect the land’s quiet artistry, while wide openings blur the line between nature and home. It’s spacious, grounded, and made for slipping off the map without losing your rhythm.
Sleeps 8
282 m2
Set between jungle and sea, this beachfront residence pulses with openness and possibility. At its heart: a sun-drenched lounge, cedarwood bar, and cooling stone floors made for barefoot dancing—or late-night storytelling. Designed for movement and made to host, the space shifts effortlessly from serene to celebratory. Furniture moves. Music carries. The dance floor emerges. With the ocean just steps away, whether it’s an intimate retreat or a full-blown festivity, this is your blank canvas—fluid, wild, and ready for whatever you bring to it.
Sleeps 12
2,937 m2
A serene sanctuary with ocean views, a king bed, ensuite bath, and private balcony—your elevated place to reset.
Calm and grounded, this king suite is tucked into the landscape with its own ensuite and connection to the garden.
Designed for families or friend groups—two stacked queen beds with twin lofts above. Sleep, sprawl, or pile in post-swim.
A quiet nook for solo travelers or early risers. Minimal, breezy, and just enough.
A shaded lounge beside a 43 m² pool—built for cannonballs, calm floats, and everything in between.
Rinse under the sky, surrounded by greenery and salt air.
An open-plan kitchen with island seating and a long table for barefoot breakfasts or sunset dinners.
Upstairs, wide-open views meet the breeze—perfect for early light or golden-hour stillness.
Textured, raw, and refined. Earth tones, hand-crafted pieces, and lived-in beauty done right.
Architectural character that opens the space to light, height, and a whole lot of atmosphere.
Modern, easy-to-control cooling throughout the home—comfort meets jungle living.
