Magnolia House is a modern urban sanctuary with subtropical landscape in Mexico City, Mexico redesigned by architects Ezequiel Farca + Cristina Grappin.
The 8,245 sq ft residence is clad in creamy Veracruz travertine with a marble terrace extending its primary living space directly into the front yard, which includes a sunken fire pit surrounded by a water feature.
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