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Contemporary Mexico resort divided by brick arches

Boutique hotel draws attention for its laid-back, bohemian look and also uses all furniture and decor from local merchants

By Yeska Coelho

Submitted at May 5, 2021, 5:23 AM

03 min de leitura
Contemporary Mexico resort divided by brick arches
resort in mexico is made with brick hoops

(Alex Krotkov/CASACOR)

A Mexican resort called Casona Sforza is a highlight in Puerto Escondido. The reason is precisely the architecture of the project that does not go unnoticed, composed of surprising brick arches . The contemporary look was chosen by architect Alberto Kalach . It is clear that the concept of "luxury buildings" has undergone a revolution in the postmodern era. And the Kalach Boutique Hotel demonstrates this in a practical way. After all, despite its different format, the space remains an oasis of rest and relaxation. full of comfort.
common area boutique hotel in Mexico

(Alex Krotkov/CASACOR)

In front of the arches that lead to the common areas - restaurants, games room, terrace - you can enjoy a front row seat to the pool. Inside, the interior design was entirely planned by MOB Studio from Mexico City, which invested in a bohemian to the place.
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The design firm did not forget its social responsibility in developing the community . Much of the furniture and decoration was made in Mexico . The carpets were handcrafted by artisans from a small village in Teotitlán del Valle. The lamps and curtains, chairs and hammocks were manufactured in Veracruz and the Yucatan Peninsula, respectively.
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(Alex Krotkov/CASACOR)

“Guests can visit the project to learn where the products consumed at the hotel come from, experience the forest and learn how to build this community from scratch,” says the MOB team. The hotel is situated along the Pacific coast in Puerto Escondido, a region known for its stunning beaches and natural beauty , surrounded by palm trees and challenging surf spots.