Leave it to the Danish design brand Vipp to bring Scandi minimalism to the Baja Peninsula—and make it feel completely at home. Its latest venture, Vipp Todos Santos, is a stunning 350-square-meter desert escape that blurs the lines between raw architecture and refined comfort. Designed by architect Pablo Pérez Palacios and brought to life with locally sourced materials and traditional Mexican building techniques, the four-bedroom compound includes a main house, two guesthouses, a rooftop pool, and panoramic Pacific views.

What sets this retreat apart isn’t just the location—it’s the masterful mashup of Mexican soul and Danish restraint. Earth, wood, and concrete dominate the palette, while Vipp’s sleek, anodized aluminum V3 kitchen contrasts beautifully against the rugged rammed-earth walls. From handmade ceramic art to woven textiles, every interior detail honors the local crafts and materials of Todos Santos.

This isn’t just a luxury stay—it’s a living, breathing homage to place and purpose. Even the building is engineered to suit the arid climate, with thick earthen walls that naturally regulate temperature throughout the day. It’s thoughtful architecture with a designer’s eye and an adventurer’s spirit.

Available for rent starting at $1,000 per night, Vipp Todos Santos sleeps up to eight adults and offers an escape that’s less about checking out and more about tuning in.

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