Project posted by Billriverstudio@me.com
Casa de Mojo
Main Entry thru garden - overhang allows winter sun in & summer sun out
Living Space with lychee slab table & Javier Marin-esque wood bust - natural garden + leafy dianphonous curtains
Living space w/Ball of Fire -furniture designed & made by owners - reed chandelier - R.R. clips - natural light
Living Space - MX take on Hans Wagner circle chair - Yucatan hammock - natural materials soften brick & concrete
Kitchen w/mariposa (butterfly) window, MX concrete mosaic tile & Mojo
Ball of Fire of discarded R.R. tie clips - terra cotta roofing tile R.R. clip candle holders - palido concrete F.P. hood
R.R. tie Ball of Fire close up
Bedroom - natural light from above - no windows allowed on side or rear walls per code
Bath - rough & refined counterpoint
Bedroom Eastern European flatweave -- Bolivian textiles - updated one of a kind equipale chairs - fig plants
Terrace - glass table skylights bring light to Living Rm below - BBQ w/built in smoker
Terrace w/ glass table skylights to Living below - homemade adjustable shade structure - custom chaises
R.R. tie clip used to make interior/exterior elements
Bedroom w/ rotating "family time" grandfather clock book shelves - goatskin throw on chair
Bedroom - blackened steel channel for flexible art display - in house designed locally made cane chair
Tequila time!!
Credits
From Billriverstudio@me.com
Casa Mojo borrows from the ubiquitous brick & concrete Tallers (workshops) that populate Latin America.
A hands on family project -- a winter getaway for: an architect, a photography based artist,
& industrial designer/maker son. Most of the furniture & furnishings were designed & made by the owners
The vision was to elevate the commonplace Taller look to a more sophisticated living place by carefully considering
SPACE LIGHT ATMOSPHERE & hopefully some DRAMA