June 16, 2022
Surrounded by the vegetation that is so emblematic of Jalisco, and made with two geometric forms facing the exterior, the Sofia Country Club residence (El Arenal, Guadalajara, Mexico) has been designed by the architect Pablo Tapia using PORCELANOSA's most natural pieces.
With a fully open structure formed by large windows, the façade has been created by several irregular cubes combined, Tetris style, into a single design with XTONE large-format sintered compact and Boston Stone by Porcelanosa as the primary wall tile.
A harmonious design with a limestone and slate base
Los tonos grisáceos que predominan en su fachada contrastan con los marrones y verdes que delimitan la zona del jardín y la piscina rectangular, en cuyos alrededores se ha utilizado la caliza Amsterdam en color beige de L’Antic Colonial.
This aesthetic, with a base of stone and earth tones, is best reflected in the bathrooms on the property's top floor. The décor was designed by the interior designer Gabriela Eugenia Tovar, mixing warm and cool tones, and in each of the bathrooms the floor and wall tiles have been united to give greater scope to every inch of the space. Así, en el primer baño se combina la pizarra Airslate Graphite de L’Antic Colonial con el lavabo Vintage Habana Dark, diseñado por Yonoh Studio para L’Antic Colonial con mármol negro. These pieces, in turn, frame the Lounge taps by designer Simone Micheli for Noken and the fine furniture by Gamadecor.
En otro de los baños predominan los tonos blancos y beige con las colecciones de L’Antic Colonial o los revestimientos metálicos como Madison Plata de Porcelanosa, lo que potencia la iluminación de dicha estancia.
See it in Projects Porcelanosa.
Architecture: Pablo Tapia
Interior design: Gabriela Eugenia Tovar
Photo: Abraham Cornejo
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