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Villa in Tropical Setting

September 25, 2015
This exotic Mexican villa, designed by Specht Harpman, features an abundance of wood and a wealth of open spaces that take advantage of the gorgeous tropical setting.
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Photo: Taggart Sorensen. From: Specht Architects.

Wood Canopy Beds With White Curtains

Sheer white fabric wraps the beds in ethereal calm in this bedroom. Wood accents throughout the space give it a rustic, Southwestern feel.

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Photo: Taggart Sorensen. From: Specht Architects.

Villa Exterior With Walkway and Palm Trees

This private villa, on a narrow lot fronting a protected bay in Tulum, Mexico, was designed to be fully self-sufficient and to immerse the occupants in the range of environments that the site offers. A narrow path brings visitors through dense vegetation to a large great room that is fully open to the beach beyond.

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Photo: Taggart Sorensen. From: Specht Architects.

Exterior Wall and Water Feature

The landscaping around this private villa in Mexico uses native species that provide insulation and screening. Water features collect rainwater that is filtered and stored for use.

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Photo: Taggart Sorensen. From: Specht Architects.

Swimming Pool and White, Clean-Lined Patio

Open doorways and huge terraces allow the various rooms and floors of this incredible villa to feel connected and easily accessible. The landscaping is inspired by its tropical setting in Tulum, Mexico.

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