RD 225

(About RD 225)

RD 225 is an interior design project that unifies and integrates spaces, creating unique spaces in each of them.

The project fulfilled the objective of creating a pleasant and practical space for the client to enjoy both privately and in the company of guests.

(Activities Carried Out)

Interior / Furniture Design

(Area)

460 m2

(Year)

2021

(Project Direction)

Lorena Vieyra

(Project Collaborators)

Alejandra López de la Cerda, Mariana Dehesa

(Team)

Alejandra López de la Cerda, Mariana Dehesa

(Location)

Mexico City

(Special Installations)

NTX

(Lighting)

Luz en Arquitectura

(Photographer)

Luis Gallardo

With an ample amount of light in this 20th floor apartment, we had an opportunity to use a deep color palette, creating an elegant entertaining space.

The project fulfilled the objective of creating a warm and practical home for the client to enjoy both privately and in the company of guests. RD 225 unifies and integrates spaces, creating defined areas that remain cohesive through thoughtful interior design.

The common area maximizes indoor-outdoor living effortlessly thanks to ceiling-to-floor glass that opens to the terrace, allowing for incredible views of Bosque de Chapultepec.

A water element connects the two spaces, enhancing the outdoor experience. High-quality materials and finishes were very important for this project, which plays with the contrast of the marble on the floor against the warmth of the wood.

Vertical slats create defined spaces that also allow for integration and a feeling of expansiveness. Vieyra Estudio curated the furniture, nearly all of which is sourced from Mexican designers. These custom pieces, along with the art and decorative elements, reflect the unique personality of both the project and the clients.