L'Aviva Home is a minimalist sample house in Mexico City, Mexico, designed by L'Aviva Home. Located in a mid-20's-50s Modernist building in La Condesa, one of Mexico City's most culturally active neighborhoods, the space is the private sanctuary of Aviva, her friends, and her team, and the stage for the L'Aviva Home series. Aviva's approach upended her typical design process, creating a bespoke living space to enhance her collection rather than designing products to adapt to a variety of environments.

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The apartment itself embodies Aviva's design concept of seamlessly blending public space and private space. The layout organically promotes the separation and integration of living areas, from public spaces to private bedrooms, providing a variety of functionalities — from living areas to gallery-like design showrooms. Aviva describes the space as a versatile haven, both a shelter and a playground and studio, while cultivating creativity for her team based in New York City and Mexico City. This design concept reflects the fusion she saw in her New York studio, emphasizing a seamless blend of life and work that both promotes comfort and encourages creativity.

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The aesthetics of the apartment utilizes natural materials and colors that match the Mexican environment, incorporating indigenous elements and vibrant hues that contrast with the traditional neutral tones of L'Aviva Home. The attention to detail is reflected in the choice of materials, such as verdi alpi marble — a tribute to the history of the stone used in early 20th century Mexican urban centers. This program has deep personal significance for Aviva, embodying her evolving sense of design and the essence of her professional collaborations and relationships. Like her collection, the space's design continues to evolve, incorporating new inspirations and partnerships, such as a recent collaboration with a ceramic artist from Guadalajara.

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