MEXICO
Octavia Casa
Set in a quiet nook of Mexico City's hip Condesa neighborhood, this dreamy six-room oasis balances soft minimalism while remaining true to its Mexican identity. Stepping past the sleek teakwood-paneled façade, you'll feel like entering a perfectly appointed private home.
Images Courtesy of Octavia Casa
Set in a quiet nook of Mexico City's hip Condesa neighborhood, this dreamy six-room oasis balances soft minimalism while remaining true to its Mexican identity. Stepping past the sleek teakwood-paneled façade, you'll feel like entering a perfectly appointed private home.
A project designed under the creative leadership of the Architect Pablo Pérez Palacios and the PPPA firm, the Octavia Casa space is an exclusive tourist refuge with a minimalist atmosphere showcasing the natural, simple, clean, honest and fresh way of life. Inside the house, a simple, clean, honest, and Mexican world was created, in which the synergy between design, architecture, and the local area is reflected in every corner.
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The Details
What makes it Kobu
Inside the house a simple, clean, honest and Mexican worldWith decorative detailing from national brands such as Onora, Encrudo, Ente and the latest line in Octavia's homeware collection, every corner of the house transports guests to the brand´s root core of contemporary Mexican culture.
Surrounded by national folklore, the streets full of life and the typical essence that the city offers, the Octavia Casa space offers a unique experience of luxury and simplicity.
Local Favourites
Directions
Benito Juarez International Airport (MEX)
30 min by car
The Destination
Mexico
From Tulum to Oaxaca and beyond, Mexico’s beaches, jungles and vibrant city experiences are second to none — think sunrise adventures and sunset spa visits, fresh guava and ceviche, mezcal and margaritas. Try out the country’s new fleet of trendy boutique hotels with progressive approaches to sustainability and craft.
Photography
Commissioned photography for luxury hospitality and properties.
Selected work
