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House 8 in Bruma is one of the few destinations where one can truly feel like they’re a part of nature. This exclusive bed & breakfast is located in the Ensenada region of Mexico and was built in 2015 by studio TACO Tailer de Arquitectura Contextual. It was a 320 square meter project heavily influenced by the surrounding landscape. The architects chose a combination of stone, corten steel and glass to make the structures as inconspicuous as possible and to ensure a seamless transition between the interior spaces and the outdoors.
The house is part of the Bruma project which consists of a hotel and a series of villas, all designed to fit seamlessly among the rock gardens, vegetation and vineyards that surround them. Sheltered by trees and with full-height windows and walls covered in huge rocks, this beautiful retreat really makes its guests feel like they’re a part of nature. It’s composed of a reception area, a common space with a kitchen, living room and dining area and private rooms with access to a patio.