A weekend retreat like this next one can be considered a dream come true. Named the SJC House, the vacation home on the shore of Lake Chapala in San Juan Cosala, Jalisco, Mexico is a fabulous contemporary home that overlooks the largest freshwater Mexican lake. Designed by
Ricardo Agraz, the splendid vacation residence covers 550 square meters on a 2,200 square meter property – perfect size for a fantastic vacation with family and friends. The vacation retreat on the edge of the lake got its name from the location: San Juan Cosala – SJC Residence. The rest was done by the architect – a contemporary architecture that differentiates itself from the neighbouring homes. Hidden from the street by a white fence, the vacation home is connected to the road by a front yard, but the entertaining and relaxation takes place in the backyard, where a large terrace along the construction with an integrated pool awaits family and guests. The green lawn leads down to a dock and the view of the lake and landscape steals your heart. The living and dining rooms continue out to the terrace, allowing the family to enjoy the interconnectivity between inside and outside. Find the detail you love most about this house and share it with us.
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In a place where summers are hot and bright and winters are mild and the Mediterranean Sea is close enough to feel the breeze on your skin, a beautiful house can only enhance the feelings of relaxation and contentment. The Mediterranean villa you can see in the photos was designed by Mestre Paco and it reveals the concept of living without borders in a natural, comfortable environment. The stone facade, punctuated by wooden shutters, creates a picture-perfect exterior, accentuated by the use of simple patio furniture in the garden. Interior spaces are defined by the white beams hovering over the serene arrangements accentuated by natural stone walls. The existing flooring at the entrance and living room is used as a way to detach the interior design from over-exposure to modern design and keep the balance of the overall look. A raised dining area, separated from the living room by a creative shelving system shelters the owners’ meal times from distractions. Salvaged items and industrial elements found their place in a house that displays a melting pot of styles. This fascinating interior design leaves you wanting more and creates a few new ideas for anyone looking for inspiration. Enjoy!
