Experience the sleek transformation of the Arboledas Apartment, a contemporary gem set in San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León, Mexico. Spanning 422.59 square meters (4,550 square feet), this space was brilliantly redesigned by Guillermo Tirado González Architects to seamlessly merge its substantial social and private areas. Highlighting materials like warm wood and reflective bronze mirrors, the apartment boasts cleverly hidden doors and reflective surfaces that enhance both light management and spatial perception, making every corner a discovery in luxury.

About Arboledas Apartment
The Arboledas Apartment in San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León, spans 422.59 square meters (4,550 square feet). Originally received as an unfinished space with bare ceilings, walls, and floors, this apartment has undergone a remarkable transformation. The redesign focuses on reorganizing the space to balance social and private areas, thereby tailoring it to the client’s needs with minimal demolition. Functional Design and Layout
Strategically, the apartment divides into distinct areas. The private zone features two main bedrooms and a converted third bedroom, now a family room. Additionally, each room includes a bathroom, dressing area, study space, and is conveniently near the kitchen, service room, and pantry. This layout ensures functionality and proximity to essential services.
Material Choices and Sensory Experience
Materials chosen for each area are not onl...