Photography: Prashant Ashoka
Photography: Kevin Scott
Photography: Prashant Ashoka
Photography: Kevin Scott
Photography: Kevin Scott
Photography: Prashant Ashoka
Photography: Prashant Ashoka
Photography: Prashant Ashoka
Photography: Prashant Ashoka
Photography: Kevin Scott
An extinct volcano varieties the backdrop for this two-person cabin, wrapped in a reflective facade that immerses visitors within the panorama all day lengthy.
Designer Prashant Ashoka designed Casa Etérea, situated on the outskirts of San Miguel de Allende in Mexico’s central highlands. He describes it as a ‘theater to nature’, referring not simply to its greenery-studded setting but in addition the home’s eco-friendly credentials.
Photography: Kevin Scott
Solar power powers the mirrored cabin, which additionally collects rainwater – so visitors can refill the freestanding copper bathtub guilt-free. Ashoka was additionally positive to make use of an ultraviolet coating for the house’s mirrored exterior, to stop birds from flying into the glass partitions.
The area is laid out as a single room, with sufficient area to sleep two in a mattress positioned to miss the out of doors heated pool, and its surrounding olive and pomegranate timber. Guests can even drink in views of the dormant volcano – which hasn’t erupted for over 12,000 years – from the cabin’s glass bathe, tucked right into a strategic nook of the property.
Casa Etérea is available from £358 per night, for a minimal three-night keep.
Photography: Prashant Ashoka
Photography: Prashant Ashoka
Photography: Kevin Scott
Photography: Prashant Ashoka
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