Luna Apartment
Luna Apartment begins with a simple premise: to create a contemporary home that feels warm, serene, and deeply livable.
The project reorganizes and redefines the existing interiors, seeking visual continuity, a greater sense of openness, and a balanced relationship between social and private spaces.
Rather than designing each space independently, the proposal creates a cohesive atmosphere throughout the apartment, allowing architecture, furniture, lighting, and materiality to exist in constant dialogue.
San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León · 3000 m² · Residential Interiorism· 2025
Materials
A palette of natural woods, stone, textiles, and neutral tones defines the identity of the project. Textures add depth without overwhelming the spaces, while warm lighting highlights materials, furniture, and architectural elements.
The intention is to create timeless interiors where materials become part of everyday life and evolve naturally alongside those who inhabit them.
Process
The design process began with an understanding of the residents’ needs, the possibilities of the existing apartment, and the building’s design regulations. From there, spatial planning, interior design, custom built-in furniture, lighting, and materiality were developed as an integrated whole.
Three-dimensional visualization allowed each space to be studied before its realization, refining proportions, finishes, and architectural details to maintain a consistent design intention throughout the project.
