This infinity edge pool at this San Jose Del Cabo, Mexico, home was constructed around an existing tree, which appears to float on the surface of the water. From the lounge chairs, a person may enjoy views of the pristine pool water, the reflection of the clouds and the Pacific Ocean in the distance.

This home in San Jose Del Cabo, Mexico, opens up to the backyard, creating an easy flow between the home's interior and exterior living space. The back patio leads to a pristine pool, built around an existing tree which appears to float on the water's surface.

Heavy wood beams form a pergola that is architectural in nature -- an extension of the San Jose Del Cabo, Mexico, home's structure rather than an add-on. The structure shades the seating area from the hot Mexican sun while creating an easy transition between the indoor living spaces and outdoor ones.

Natural stone trimmed with architectural wood beams sets a welcoming tone in this sprawling home in San Jose Del Cabo, Mexico, in Baja California. This 5,628-square-foot home includes five bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms and a thoughtful mix of indoor/outdoor living spaces.