IMA House by Ezequiel Farca Studio is a stunning coastal residence that redefines luxury living. Located in San José del Cabo, Mexico, this 38,007-square-foot masterpiece perfectly blends modern design and the natural world. With a main house and a guest house, the home is centered around a bold longitudinal axis that connects the interior spaces to expansive outdoor patios and terraces, ensuring the flow of natural light and fresh air throughout.
The design creates an atmosphere of tranquility, with water features and carefully arranged patios that encourage moments of reflection. The home’s eastern side opens up dramatically to the ocean, framed by concrete slabs that create shade and offer stunning terraces above. As a sanctuary, IMA House reflects its owners’ love for Mexican art with curated spaces that showcase pieces collected during their travels across the country.
Material choice is key to the home’s aesthetic, with teak wood and precast concrete slabs dominating the palette. These natural materials complement the coastal surroundings and enhance ocean and sky views. The primary suite is a private retreat featuring terraces, a fire pit, and a jacuzzi with panoramic ocean views. The infinity-edge pool further elevates the connection to nature, blurring the lines between land and sea.
IMA House is not just a home but an artful expression of design, nature, and culture that creates an extraordinary living experience.
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