Casa Prieto López is a private residence in Mexico City designed by Luis Barragán in 1950 for the Prieto López family. Considered one of Barragán’s most significant residential works, the house is known for its restrained modernism, vibrant use of color, geometric forms, and seamless integration of landscape, light, and architecture.

Casa Prieto

Casa Orgánica is an experimental residence designed by Javier Senosiain in 1985. Inspired by organic architecture and the forms of nature, the home is built into the landscape with curved concrete structures, earth-covered surfaces, and fluid interior spaces intended to mimic the experience of living within a natural environment.

Casa Organica

Schindler House is a landmark modernist residence designed by Rudolf Schindler in 1922. Located in West Hollywood, the house is considered one of the earliest examples of modern architecture in California, known for its experimental live-work design, concrete construction, open-air sleeping patios, and influence on the development of Southern California modernism.

Schindler House

La Posta Vecchia is a luxury hotel and former 17th-century private mansion of J. Paul Getty, located in Palo Laziale, Italy, 40 minutes from Rome. It sits on the Tyrrhenian coast and is known for its blend of Roman history—including 2nd-century BC ruins on-site—Renaissance art, and luxurious amenities.

Posta Vecchia

Le Sirenuse is a luxury hotel located in Positano on Italy’s Amalfi Coast. Originally an 18th-century family villa, the property was transformed into a hotel by the Sersale family in 1951 and is known for its Mediterranean architecture, terraced sea views, antiques-filled interiors, and longstanding reputation as one of the Amalfi Coast’s most iconic hospitality destinations.

Le Sirenuse

A travelogue from Gotland, the windswept Baltic island known for its medieval stone villages, austere coastline, and quiet strain of Scandinavian modernism. Long associated with Ingmar Bergman, the iconic Swedish director who lived and worked on nearby Fårö for decades, the island carries a particular kind of cinematic stillness, where nature and solitude exists in careful balance.

Gotland 

Kellogg Doolittle House is an organic modernist residence in Joshua Tree, California, designed by Kendrick Bangs Kellogg, a former apprentice of Frank Lloyd Wright. Completed over the course of several decades, the sculptural concrete home is known for its sweeping curved forms, desert integration, and futuristic interpretation of organic architecture within the Mojave landscape.

Kellogg House

A destination feature for Bal Harbour Magazine reframing Ibiza as a study in contrast, shifting from party capital to a farmhouse-forward enclave defined by local gastronomy and well preserved landscapes.

Ibiza

Bishop’s Lodge, Auberge Resorts Collection is a luxury resort located in the foothills outside Santa Fe, New Mexico. Originally established in the 1860s and later reimagined by Auberge Resorts Collection, the property is known for its adobe-style architecture, expansive desert vistas, and dramatic setting among the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, where rugged landscapes and golden light define the experience of northern New Mexico.

Santa Fe

A design journey through Marrakech, featuring a travelogue through La Mamounia, Musée Yves Saint Laurent Marrakech, the labyrinthine souks of the Medina, and Café des Épices. The series explores the city’s layered visual language — from intricate zellige tilework and gardens to the enduring influence of Moroccan craftsmanship, textiles, and hospitality.