Providencia, a tri-level penthouse in Mexico City's Del Valle, underwent a turnkey interior overhaul. Each space was restructured for cohesion and uniqueness. Amidst the area's architectural diversity, the interior stands out, mirroring its occupants' creativity. Using woods, textiles, and metals, the design offers a thermal contrast. The apartment spans three levels: public areas, private spaces, and a family-centric workshop. The first level promotes openness, with an expanded entrance. The top level, now a workshop, flaunts raw, industrial-style materials. Providencia epitomizes intricate interior design, showcasing how individual elements can craft a cohesive narrative in a bustling area. The induction concept underpins the design, ensuring each area's distinct personality aligns with the overarching theme. The interior design, reflecting its occupants' artistic nature, stands out. The design's thermal contrast palette uses woods, textiles, and metals. The apartment has each space exuding its character. Providencia stands as a testament to detailed interior design, illustrating how individual elements can form a cohesive narrative in a rapidly developing area.
