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a kitchen sink sitting under a window next to a forest
HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Los Durmientes, located in Valley de Bravo, Mexico by architect Bernardo Chavez Peón, beautifully harmonizes with nature and blends seamlessly into the lush landscape. Wood, stone and rustic raw tactile materials create a meditative sanctuary and retreat like atmosphere. Architectiure & Interior: @bernardo_design Photography: @fabiannmml
an empty hallway with a bench and trees in the backgrounge, surrounded by stone walls
HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Los Durmientes, located in Valley de Bravo, Mexico by architect Bernardo Chavez Peón, beautifully harmonizes with nature and blends seamlessly into the lush landscape. Wood, stone and rustic raw tactile materials create a meditative sanctuary and retreat like atmosphere. Architectiure & Interior: @bernardo_design Photography: @fabiannmml
a room with a large stone table in it
HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Los Durmientes, located in Valley de Bravo, Mexico by architect Bernardo Chavez Peón, beautifully harmonizes with nature and blends seamlessly into the lush landscape. Wood, stone and rustic raw tactile materials create a meditative sanctuary and retreat like atmosphere. Architectiure & Interior: @bernardo_design Photography: @fabiannmml
an old house with a pond in front of it
HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Los Durmientes, located in Valley de Bravo, Mexico by architect Bernardo Chavez Peón, beautifully harmonizes with nature and blends seamlessly into the lush landscape. Wood, stone and rustic raw tactile materials create a meditative sanctuary and retreat like atmosphere. Architectiure & Interior: @bernardo_design Photography: @fabiannmml
a living room filled with furniture next to tall grass covered walls and flooring area
HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Los Durmientes, located in Valley de Bravo, Mexico by architect Bernardo Chavez Peón, beautifully harmonizes with nature and blends seamlessly into the lush landscape. Wood, stone and rustic raw tactile materials create a meditative sanctuary and retreat like atmosphere. Architectiure & Interior: @bernardo_design Photography: @fabiannmml
an open bathroom with a large tub in the center and windows to the woods outside
HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Los Durmientes, located in Valley de Bravo, Mexico by architect Bernardo Chavez Peón, beautifully harmonizes with nature and blends seamlessly into the lush landscape. Wood, stone and rustic raw tactile materials create a meditative sanctuary and retreat like atmosphere. Architectiure & Interior: @bernardo_design Photography: @fabiannmml
a wooden bench sitting on top of some steps next to a stone wall and windows
HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Los Durmientes, located in Valley de Bravo, Mexico by architect Bernardo Chavez Peón, beautifully harmonizes with nature and blends seamlessly into the lush landscape. Wood, stone and rustic raw tactile materials create a meditative sanctuary and retreat like atmosphere. Architectiure & Interior: @bernardo_design Photography: @fabiannmml
a living room filled with furniture and a stone wall behind the couch is an open door
HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Los Durmientes, located in Valley de Bravo, Mexico by architect Bernardo Chavez Peón, beautifully harmonizes with nature and blends seamlessly into the lush landscape. Wood, stone and rustic raw tactile materials create a meditative sanctuary and retreat like atmosphere. Architectiure & Interior: @bernardo_design Photography: @fabiannmml
a bedroom with wooden floors and white bedding
HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Los Durmientes, located in Valley de Bravo, Mexico by architect Bernardo Chavez Peón, beautifully harmonizes with nature and blends seamlessly into the lush landscape. Wood, stone and rustic raw tactile materials create a meditative sanctuary and retreat like atmosphere. Architectiure & Interior: @bernardo_design Photography: @fabiannmml
a stone wall and window in a bathroom with a sink on the counter next to it
HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Los Durmientes, located in Valley de Bravo, Mexico by architect Bernardo Chavez Peón, beautifully harmonizes with nature and blends seamlessly into the lush landscape. Wood, stone and rustic raw tactile materials create a meditative sanctuary and retreat like atmosphere. Architectiure & Interior: @bernardo_design Photography: @fabiannmml
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a living room filled with furniture and a fire place
HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Los Durmientes, located in Valley de Bravo, Mexico by architect Bernardo Chavez Peón, beautifully harmonizes with nature and blends seamlessly into the lush landscape. Wood, stone and rustic raw tactile materials create a meditative sanctuary and retreat like atmosphere. Architectiure & Interior: @bernardo_design Photography: @fabiannmml
an empty room with a table, chair and window looking out on the trees outside
HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Los Durmientes, located in Valley de Bravo, Mexico by architect Bernardo Chavez Peón, beautifully harmonizes with nature and blends seamlessly into the lush landscape. Wood, stone and rustic raw tactile materials create a meditative sanctuary and retreat like atmosphere. Architectiure & Interior: @bernardo_design Photography: @fabiannmml
a large vase sitting on top of a white pillar next to some stairs and steps
HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Los Durmientes, located in Valley de Bravo, Mexico by architect Bernardo Chavez Peón, beautifully harmonizes with nature and blends seamlessly into the lush landscape. Wood, stone and rustic raw tactile materials create a meditative sanctuary and retreat like atmosphere. Architectiure & Interior: @bernardo_design Photography: @fabiannmml
a living room filled with furniture and a tree in the middle of it's wall
HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Los Durmientes, located in Valley de Bravo, Mexico by architect Bernardo Chavez Peón, beautifully harmonizes with nature and blends seamlessly into the lush landscape. Wood, stone and rustic raw tactile materials create a meditative sanctuary and retreat like atmosphere. Architectiure & Interior: @bernardo_design Photography: @fabiannmml
a wooden table topped with three glass vases next to a wall covered in sheer curtains
Handcrafted in Japan from 600 bamboo pieces, bent carefully joined to create an architectural masterpiece by Toshiyuki Tani for Motarasu, Denmark.