The project "Viva" encapsulates the essence of life, energy, and vitality, taking inspiration from the Spanish word "viva," which means "long live”. The space reflects the energy and warmth of Mexican culture, with vibrant hues and geometric tribal motifs, while the Japandi influence introduces a calm, minimalist aesthetic through natural materials, clean lines, and a neutral base. The result is a space that feels both lively and serene, where global design influences come together in a cohesive, modern, and culturally rich environment.

The sophisticated living space exemplifies a harmonious blend of symmetry and soft curves, creating an inviting and balanced environment. The design emphasises fluidity, the soft contours of the ceiling not only add a sense of movement but also enhance the room’s calming aesthetic. The bar unit, carved into a niche, features custom brass shelves and a marble cabinet. The arch is layered in stripes of dark and light shades of marble creating a striking visual accent. Mexican-inspired kitchen features a seamlessly integrated wall-mounted chimney, paired with warm wooden tones and vibrant lemon yellow walls. A blue and white patterned backsplash adds a touch of cultural richness, reflecting the vibrant essence of Mexico. The guest bedroom features a bold brick arch behind the bed, creating a striking focal point. The soft floral wallpaper complements the brickwork, blending indoor and outdoor elements for a serene yet statement-making space