Besides of its spacious space, this tropical exterior also has the luxurious design concept with natural accent as the interior and exterior decoration. Arq. Bernardo Hinojosa completed this Casa Sorteo with the modernistic luxuries combined with the natural style. Tropical look is suitable to be applied as the exterior concept in this residence located in Monterrey, Mexico. The exterior style of this house looks contemporary with the clean lines and the cubic house shape. White is the exterior wall colors giving the bright look in this exterior design. The bold color is given by the black fence and the exterior wall accent made from the dark natural stone.

Since natural elements and earth color are employed as this tropical exterior paint colors, rustic texture is automatically applied, too. It is because the rustic texture and look is identical with the natural elements and colors. The entryway looks stylish and natural with the concrete flooring in grey color surrounded by the garden full of tropical plants. Palm trees are part of the plants in this garden giving the alluring look of a tropical residence exterior.



One of the best exterior features is this swimming pool designed in ultra-stylish look. The pool has the clean blue water making the small tiles bottom flooring looks clear. The pool area is beautifully created with comfortable ambiance. A set of grey contemporary chairs made from synthetic woven looks great around the rectangular modern table with glass surface. The other furniture is also set as the relaxing space used to enjoy the freshness of the outdoor air. It is a set of woven chairs with green and white cushions.








Moving to the interior, ultramodern look can be clearly seen. The living room has a set of contemporary seating. White sofas and modern neutral colored chairs are placed side by side around the black rectangular table. Tropical decor looks great to be employed in the ultramodern residence as the fresh accent, just like in this private residence.








Photos courtesy of Arq. Bernardo Hinojosa