Punta de la Mona

A Dream Home Where New York Loft Meets Mediterranean Living

A Unique Transformation in La Herradura This home could have been a New York loft, with its large windows, high ceilings, steel beams, and exposed brick walls—but instead, it is a stunning Mediterranean villa overlooking the sea. When our clients found this property in La Herradura, Costa Tropical, they saw the potential to merge industrial loft aesthetics with the warmth of Mediterranean architecture.

Designed for Both Entertaining and Intimate Living Our clients wanted a home that could host family and friends yet still feel like a luxurious retreat when they were alone. The home’s lower level embraced a New York loft-inspired style, creating a bold contrast to the Mediterranean views and sunlit terraces.

A Striking Industrial-Style Kitchen The open-plan kitchen, dining, and living areas create a seamless flow, extending to the outdoor kitchen and terrace through large steel-framed windows. Dark cabinetry, exposed brick walls, steel elements, and a large island define the industrial aesthetic, while morning light dances across the walls and floors, shifting the mood throughout the day.

Bold Colors and Unique Bedrooms Unlike the typical Scandinavian neutrals, this home celebrates vibrant colors and individuality. Each of the four bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms has its own distinct personality, reflecting the owners’ desire for a space that feels alive and full of energy.

A Home That Feels Truly Personal This full renovation project included interior design, project management, and furniture selection, ensuring a one-of-a-kind result. A home that is anything but standard, designed with thoughtful contrasts and unique details.