CASA ATEMPORAL
Inspiration and Joy
CASA ATEMPORAL
Is set in San Miguel’s historic ‘Centro’ and one-hundred-year-old Parque Juarez is just outside the home’s door. As you enter into the hush and serenity of the home, ascending into the harmony of the mesquite tree suburban garden knitting the homes’ two dynamic structures together. Here find lacy shadows and fill the rock hand-hewn tub for star-gazing in this secret garden of ceremony-inspiring design and proportions by an architect and designer known for blending nature and art to create spaces that convey deeper meanings.
Leave the garden’s serenity and enter the main pavilion to encounter the home’s gathering space including the kitchen, dining, and living area designed in a seamless flow that contrasts light and dark in a perfectly proportioned setting kindling comfort and peace with high esthetic appeal in custom built furnishings and fittings, all hand-wrought, impeccably crafted and sourced from around the globe. Enter the powerful flow where all living areas open to a morning light Eastern Garden and to the homes’ vast window wall of Western views, flanked with steel curtains with the desired result of each vista being unique and unrepeatable.
Continuing up the hidden staircase find an entire floor dedicated to the owner’s comfort and peace, wrapped into a harmony of privacy and quiet, calming coherence with sensual appointments including a custom-designed free-standing bed, carved rock 500-kilo soaking tub, and black marble bath. Room width and height windows facing West from this pavilion bring the changing skies’ drama and moods into view, where balconies invite contemplation and revelation.
CASA ATEMPORAL
CASA ATEMPORAL’S technologies are assured to make living effortless, with seamless systems including optimal WIFI network coverage by Ubiquiti brand Access Points; intelligent lighting solutions by Lutron; Five wireless Bose audio zones customized to the needs of each space; a security system of several cameras and closed-circuit television for reliable surveillance, and importantly the integration of all systems by Savant for ease of use.
From the main pavilion’s rooftop patio, the home’s premise of being its own world set apart yet in the heart of the city is fully realized, from weathered wood gathering areas overlooking the town’s colonial grace that surrounds this modern world dynamic structure in the historic center of it all – a new environment that is only available at CASA ATEMPORAL, which, as its designer Karmia Dipp says, “Is undoubtedly a place of inspiration and joy for its inhabitants every day.”
PROPERTY SPECIFICS
Property Features:
• Property Size: 743 M2
• Land Area: 658 M2
• Bedrooms: 5
• Bathrooms: 5
• Half Bathrooms: 2
• Furnished: Yes. All furnishings are custom-designed including artwork and curated collections
• Smart system throughout the house “Savant”
• Centralized lighting project with a touch from a smart device
• Steel plate shutters in all windows with electrostatic painting
• Frames of doors and windows in steel plate with electrostatic painting
• “Trane” AC system
• Baseboards in steel plate with electrostatic painting
• Steel extraction pipe for chimneys
• Alarm system with opening and movement detectors
• Ubiquit brand Wi-Fi access points
• Audio with 5 B&W speakers in common areas
• Audio in guest rooms with wireless Bose speakers
• 45-unit rack located in the SITE
Room Features
• Canopy structure in steel plate with electrostatic painting
• Director’s Chair “B&B” Italia Mirto
• Lambrines in wooden stave from Belgium
• Desk with structure in steel plate with electrostatic painting and wood
• Closet “Madia” made of steel with stave “Sugi Ban” Belgium
• Cushions and bed blankets from “Laura O” Buenos Aires Argentina
• Puff by “Paola Lenti” Milano Italy with woolen cloth
• Italian bed with the possibility of lower storage
• Mirror in steel plate with electrostatic painting, “Colectivo Sur” collection
• Exclusive collection of photographs for Casa Atemporal by “J Manuel McGrath”
• Chair The Egg “Arne Jacobsen”
• Rail for exhibition of paintings in steel plate collection “Colectivo Sur”
• Illuminated mirror in steel plate bathrooms from the “Colectivo Sur” collection
• 500kg stone tub
• Sculpture “Jerome Abes Seguin”
LIVING AREA:
• Steel bookcases with electrostatic painting
• European engineered wood stave
• Sofa “Laura O” Buenos Aires Argentina
• Lamp “Atemide” Italy
• Bench “Ethnicraft” Belgium
• Pieces of solid Elm “Atemporal”
• “Colectivo Sur” natural cowhide rug
• Armchair “Pablo B&B” Vincent Van Duysen Italy
• Natural leather from the Argentine collection
• Sculptures in metal and wax “Colectivo Sur”
• Leather Stool “Colectivo Sur” collection
• Object art by the artist “Lila Dipp”
• Steel plate for chimney floor protection
•TV 70”
Dining Room:
• Italian table “Strato Cucine Milano” finished Sugi Ban
• Ceiling false stucco painting
• Steel shelves with electrostatic painting
Kitchen:
• Steel hood with electrostatic painting
• Ardex polished cement island
• “Kommerling” lift sliding door in pvc
• “William Sonoma” bar stools
• Stove “Miele” Germany
• Oven “Miele” Germany
• Refrigerator “Miele” Germany with steel cover
• Dishwasher “Miele” Germany with steel cover
• Kitchen bar with the base of steel plate with electrostatic painting
PATIOS:
• Gardening project with endemic plants from “Viveros del Desierto”
• Planter in steel plate with electrostatic painting
• Original historic stone wall restored
• Lighting Project by “Eduardo Puga” Argentina
• Traces of quarry floors in the area
• Steel pergola
• Wooden benches “Colectivo Sur” collection
• Color paste for exterior walls
• Steel railings
• 1ton excavated stone tub
• Staircase in gray quarry from the area
• Quarry sculptures by the plastic artist “Paco Morales”
• Sculptural fountain of bowls
• Recycled wood deck
• Pots of poured concrete
• Ardex polished concrete table
• Wicker chair “Wabi Studio” San Miguel de Allende
• External lambrín in wooden stave from Belgium
• Concrete sculpture of “Samuel Salcedo” Barcelona Spain
• Sculptural staircase designed by the plastic artist “Paco Morales”
• Stairs made of steel plate with electrostatic painting to go up to the rooftop Module 1
• Floor skirting in steel plate with electrostatic painting on terrace Module 1
• Wooden pots recovered from the construction
• Bathtub Agape Italia “Patricia Urquiola Vieques”
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PROXIMITY
- 2 minutes walking to Jardin Central
- 5 minutes to Club de Golf Las Ventanas
- 5 minutes to Club de Golf Malanquín
- 1 hour to Airport of Querétaro
- 1.5 hours to Airport of Bajío (León)
- 3 hours to Mexico City