This is a weekend resort villa located in the Mexican state of Ocampo, which will have all the basic elements and the whole villa can be truly open to its four directions, generating very important openings of light and air to see the surrounding golf courses and green areas. The decoration of this villa is carried out in a sustainable way with low maintenance and Romero de la Mora mainly uses local and neighboring areas, with neutral colors, natural textures and friendly materials that coexist.
 
This plan allows very independent access and this use of indispensable co-existence, Romero de la Mora creates a very private space, neutralizing elements such as air and privacy, a landscape with a more open environment, with a two-storey height, a patio with natural lighting and ventilation. One of the most important elements is the use of wood, which makes the proportions reach double heights and, most importantly, generates warmth and acoustics, which also helps to connect the interior and exterior, lose the boundaries, unify the space. The direction of the building allows the interior to open large windows in any season of the year and has a warm and cozy atmosphere, creating a tranquility that can only be found outside the big city.

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