Sasu by Cuaik | CDS - Exquisite apartment in Bosques de las Lomas

Sasu is an exquisite apartment located in Bosques de las Lomas, stands as a testament to the seamless integration of design, furniture, art, and styling...

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Project's description: This project exemplifies Cuaik | CDS’s meticulous attention to detail and multidisciplinary approach to interior design.

Upon entering, visitors are greeted by a striking sculpture by K de Kilo, crafted from mango tree wood, setting the tone for the artistic journey within. The public area serves as the project's focal point, designed to create inviting spaces ideal for socializing with friends and family. The bespoke wood carpentry and thoughtful illumination, a result of the collaboration between Cuaik CDS and Grupo Cuarit, infuse the space with unique character and warmth.

This careful blend of materials and lighting enhances the aesthetic appeal and fosters a welcoming atmosphere. Every piece of furniture was meticulously designed, styled, and selected to ensure harmony throughout the apartment. In the dining room, the Luana chair from Piztola, with its dark wood and leather tones, adds sophistication. The family room, subtly separated from the living room by sliding doors, features the iconic Sylvestre chair, another signature design from Piztola.

The private areas of Sasu follow the same design principles, using varied materials, colors, and textures to suit each space's primary user. Artwork by K de Kilo, created specifically for this project, aligns with the overall design concept, enhancing each area with bespoke pieces.

Sasu stands as a testament to thoughtful design and artistic collaboration, creating a harmonious and elegant living environment that embodies Cuaik | CDS's vision.

Design Firm: Cuaik | CDS
Location: Mexico City
Year: 2023
Project size: 435 sqm
Design Team: Andrea Castro
General Contractor: Grupo Cuarit
Construction Team: Guadalupe Vargas, Jose Antonio Navarro, Néstor Pinillos
Photography: Mariola Soberón