Set on the tranquil shores of Guatemala's Lake Amatitlan, this villa structure is not only a testament to modern design, but also a haven that blends luxury with leisure seamlessly. This residence is located inside the famous racecourse and has been carefully designed to meet the different needs of its clients. The client is a passionate polo lover who seeks the opportunity to breathe during the tough training season and is a charming place to welcome friends after the match.

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Deeply inspired by the timeless elegance of equestrian architecture, every detail of the design narrative is filled with exquisite elegance. The warm embrace of brown steel, carefully integrated throughout the structure and highlighted the windows, pays homage to the roughness of the equestrian arena. In addition to this, the rustic tones of the rammed walls create a harmonious dialogue with the surrounding natural environment, leaving the residence in an idyllic setting.

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In tribute to customers' passion for polo, these devices have been given new life in a charming decorative style, injecting a distinct sense of tradition and adventure into the space. In addition, the house serves as an interesting gallery, displaying clients' art collections, displaying horses and racquetball trophies, each of which adds a layer of narrative depth to the essence of the home.

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The open-concept layout brings elegant spatial symphonies, seamlessly guiding guests to flow between the social and private areas of the house and looking for moments of introspection in different spaces. Through carefully designed cross ventilation, a refreshing lake breeze is introduced into the room, and users feel connected to nature itself as they pass through the corridor. From the center of their home, users can enjoy panoramic views of the lake and lush backyard gardens.

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