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Nestled in Nature’s Lap: Five Houses Marries Luxury with Serenity

If vertical condominiums steal the show in big cities, it is a relaxing and gorgeous ‘horizontal condominium’ that gives you a whole new perspective on life at the fabulous Five Houses. A series of five individual houses that are draped in a cloak of natural pines and ample greenery, the gorgeous homes designed by Weber Arquitectos ensure that you are never too far away from nature’s goodness! Situated in a forested strip of land near Avandaro, Valle de Bravo, Mexico, each of these houses combines modern comfort and aesthetics with a smart indoor-outdoor interplay to usher in the best of both worlds.

Living area and terrace with individual fireplaces separated by sliding glass doors

Crafted using steel, concrete, wood and stone, balance is the key element of design here in every sense of the word. One sees the open living areas flow into the luxurious terrace outside, which overlooks the Jacuzzi and the vast green spaces beyond. A series of sliding glass doors connect these large living spaces with the outdoors, and with each home comprising three individual structures that separate the public areas from the private ones, there is ample privacy for the homeowners. A second volume contains three bedrooms on the ground floor and the master suit on the top level, while a third volume holds the utility areas, kitchen and pantry. [Photography: Rafael Gamo]

Open living area and dining space at the Five House

Window seat and natural stone wall inside the tranquil home

Large glass window brings in ample natural ventilation

Breezy bathroom and wardrobe design

Master bathroom with glass ceiling brings the natural canopy indoors

Breezy design of flowing indoor and outdoor spaces at the Five Houses

Outdoor pool and Jacuzzi add luxury to the nature-centric homes

In addition to these three volumes, there are two interior courtyards whose function is to link the spaces. One is located to one side of the main entrance, overlooking the living room, and the other is a visual end to the bedroom hallway.

Warm wooden ceiling gives the house an inviting, yet modern appeal

Lighting adds to the inviting warmth and opulenec of the Five Houses

Tall trees and forest landscape surround the Five Houses in Mexico

Three individual structures make up the larger house nestled in forest

Entrance and main facade of individual homes offer complete privacy

Fabulous and relaxing private homes in Mexico crafted from steel, concrete and stone

SIte plan of Five Houses in Mexico

Floor plan of individual homes at Five Houses

Sherry Nothingam

Sherry is a blogger who loves to live her life to the fullest. She enjoys everything associated with design, décor and stylish modern trends. Born in California, Sherry has grown up on open ranches and in a wild setting, which has defined her taste for design and developed her interest in examining how structures and homes interact with the beauti[...]

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