YDR estudio has shared photos of a contemporary stone house they completed in Mexico that includes a central courtyard with sunken outdoor seating.
Nestled between the beach and the mountains, the home has a cactus wall that introduces two mirror modules flanking the entrance: a car garage and a service house, each seamlessly integrated into the overall aesthetic.
Beyond these modules, desert-inspired patios on both sides guide guests along a pathway leading to the main house.
The exterior walls of the main house and modules are covered in local stone that harmonizes with the surrounding sand. The architectural palette complements the coastal setting, with beige concrete mimicking the natural color of the sand and warm wooden accents reflecting the nearby desert landscape.
The residence is thoughtfully organized around a central circular patio, serving as the heart of the home. This unique design element is not just a focal point but a versatile space for relaxation, meditation, and social interaction.
At the center of this circular space lies a fire pit, surrounded by a sunken circular sofa that invites gathering and contemplation.
The patio’s open design frames the night sky, offering an unparalleled vantage point for stargazing amid the soothing glow of the fire.
Surrounding the central patio, the living spaces open fully from the entrance to the beach terrace, allowing for cross-ventilation and seamless integration between spaces.
The living room, dining area, and kitchen share the same open-plan room, which has a calm interior palette.
The home’s social areas extend outward to a spacious terrace where sculptural concrete cubes form the pool, jacuzzi, and steps leading directly to the sand. This design enhances the connection to the beach and ensures smooth transitions between indoor and outdoor living.
The house also features six bedrooms, each designed with a neutral palette. The master bedroom boasts a beach view, while a second master faces the circular patio. Two additional bedrooms share a bathroom with a bunk bed room and overlook the desert-inspired patio at the back of the house.
The bathrooms throughout the house are finished in Travertine marble, which maintains the house’s material concept while adding a clean and elegant touch.
