Casa Etérea — the mirrored houses on an extinct volcano above San Miguel de Allende

Two mirrored residences on an extinct volcano above San Miguel de Allende

Casa Etérea

“Casa Etérea is a theatre for nature.”

Architectural Digest

“A beautiful sublime experience in the middle of nature.”

Vogue

“Both an architectural showpiece and a site-specific art installation.”

The New York Times

“A true refuge for lovers of solitude.”

Condé Nast Traveller

“Like a mirage it transforms from celestial to terrestrial, echoing the skies and landscapes surrounding.”

Forbes

“Gaze long enough and you get the sense that you could step through the glass and into another galaxy.”

Travel + Leisure
In the press 
Etérea N°1 — a horse at sunset, reflected in the mirrored wall

The original

Etérea N°1

The house of reflection. Clad in mirrored panels, the house reflects the mountain around it and seems to disappear into the landscape. Inside, a single room with a copper tub beside the bed, a pool beneath the sky, and nothing between you and nature.

  • 75 sqm
  • Sleeps 2
  • Architectural Digest cover, 2020
See Etérea N°1 
Etérea N°2 — the glass house under its mirrored roofline, pines beside it

The cinematic sister

Etérea N°2

The house of perception. Higher on the mountain, a modernist Japanese design wrapped in red cedar, with walls of glass framing sweeping views in every direction. A Hinoki soaking tub sits within a wooden bathroom enclave, while a turquoise pool extends the house into the landscape.

  • 120 sqm
  • Sleeps 2
  • Panoramic mountain views
See Etérea N°2 

Where Light Becomes Architecture