Cotaparedes Arquitectos Develops a Beautiful Home in Mexico
Kalina N — July 7, 2022 — Art & Design
References: dezeen
The aesthetic of minimalist living spaces has grown in popularity over the last couple of years as individuals prioritize clutter-free lifestyles and seek out modernist sensibilities in interior design. Local studio Cotaparedes Arquitectos has completed one such pared-back project in Mexico. The home is dubbed 'The Cave' and it was specifically designed to fit the needs of a family living in the suburbs of Guadalajara.
The minimalist living space is enveloped with pure white walls and surfaces. This backdrop allows for the furniture to pop out. In order to optimize the balance of the space, Cotaparedes Arquitectos positioned the kitchen, living room, and dining room below grade. A tranquil courtyard with an olive tree is also included in the design of the minimalist living space.
Image Credit: César Béjar
The minimalist living space is enveloped with pure white walls and surfaces. This backdrop allows for the furniture to pop out. In order to optimize the balance of the space, Cotaparedes Arquitectos positioned the kitchen, living room, and dining room below grade. A tranquil courtyard with an olive tree is also included in the design of the minimalist living space.
Image Credit: César Béjar
Trend Themes
1. Minimalist Living - As consumers prioritize clutter-free lifestyles and modernist designs, there is an opportunity to create minimalist living spaces that optimize space and balance and feel more peaceful and uncluttered.
2. Pared-back Design - Designing homes with clean lines and simple color palettes provides an opportunity to create spaces that are both timeless and eclectic.
3. Below-grade Living - Building living spaces below grade could provide more opportunities to customize minimalist spaces that prioritize privacy and tranquility and are less intrusive on the surrounding environment.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - Interior designers could capitalize on the trend for minimalist and pared-back designs by creating living spaces with clean lines, simple color palettes and a focus on optimizing space balance and lighting.
2. Real Estate - Developers could focus on creating homes that prioritize minimalist spaces by building below-grade structures and incorporating tranquil outdoor spaces such as courtyards and private gardens.
3. Architecture - Architects could specialize in designing minimalist homes by simplifying design and focusing on functional, uncluttered spaces that can create a sense of peace and tranquility for their clients.
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