Bespoke Storage and Layered Textiles in a Warm Mexico City Apartment
On the storied stretch of Campos Elíseos, directly facing the lush canopy of Chapultepec Forest, this 223-square-meter residence unfolds as a refined city retreat, intimate in scale, yet generous in experience.
From the moment you step inside, the park’s presence is unmistakable. Sunlight filters through expansive windows and twin private balconies, casting shifting patterns across the interiors as the greenery beyond becomes a living backdrop.
Listone Giordano wood floors introduce warmth and quiet elegance, grounding each space in natural texture. The atmosphere is calm and curated, with fabrics and finishes selected for their tactile richness as much as their visual harmony.
Loro Piana curtains soften the light, while upholstery in complementary tones creates a layered, serene environment that feels both sophisticated and welcoming.
The layout unfolds in a graceful sequence of well-proportioned rooms. A generous living and dining area anchors the home, designed for effortless flow, whether hosting guests or enjoying a quiet evening overlooking the treetops.
The niche in the living room is fitted with bespoke wooden elements, including bookshelves on either side. These bespoke wooden storage elements recur throughout the apartment.
The kitchen blends precision and beauty: sculptural Boffi cabinetry pairs with professional-grade appliances by Miele and Sub-Zero, creating a culinary space that is as functional as it is refined.
Two tranquil bedrooms offer privacy and comfort, each thoughtfully positioned within the residence. The primary suite is a sanctuary, with custom wardrobes by Richard Wrightman and a bathroom clad in Carrara marble.
A custom bookcase and headboard grace one wall, featuring a bed snugly between the bookshelves and a desk on one side.
The home office/library room is designed in a similar style with wall-to-wall bookshelves along one wall, black walls, and layered tiles.
The building itself, conceived by Artigas Arquitectos, reflects a commitment to functional, context-sensitive architecture tailored to metropolitan life. Its presence on Campos Elíseos is both understated and distinguished, an address that combines proximity to nature with the vibrancy of Mexico City.
The apartment is listed for sale at Fantastic Frank Mexico City.