Nestled within a quiet residential area in Chapultepec, Tijuana, TF House emerges as a residence that embodies elegance, warmth, and spatial complexity.

Conceived as an homage to Mexican contemporary architecture, the design reinterprets traditional elements through a modern lens—seamlessly merging the line between past and present. The result is a timeless composition, where the interplay of volumes and planes creates a dynamic sense of depth and sophistication.

Echoing the essence of a traditional hacienda, the project’s layout revolves around a central patio that acts as the heart of the home. Interior façades open toward this courtyard, fostering a continuous dialogue between inside and outside. Designed for a family who values gathering, generous garden and terrace spaces encourage connection and leisure.

The interiors evoke quiet elegance and warmth. A refined rhythm unfolds through the millwork, where subtle detailing unites craftsmanship with serenity. Wooden ceilings adorned with exposed beams add texture and depth, rewarding those who appreciate fine detail and material honesty.

Among the home’s highlights is the main bathroom—a true focal point—where natural materials, light, and water converge to create a tranquil, almost zen-like atmosphere.

Ultimately, Casa TF stands as a delicate balance between Mexican architectural heritage and contemporary sensibility—a harmonious dialogue between tradition and modernity.