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Design Travel: Baja Club Hotel in Mexico, With Shades of Barragán

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Design Travel: Baja Club Hotel in Mexico, With Shades of Barragán

February 1, 2023

A few weeks ago Studio Krokalia, one of our designers to watch this year, shared on Instagram a glimpse of Baja Club Hotel in La Paz, Mexico, and it quickly became the latest addition to my design travel wish list (which grows lengthier by the day).

The hotel is the work of Paris-based firm Jaune (interiors) and Mexico City-based Max von Werz (architecture). We’re particularly smitten by the generous use of richly hued tile all over (on bars, bathroom vanities, fireplace surrounds, and breakfast tables, just to name a few)—an idea to borrow at home. (Is all-over tile a trend for 2023? We think so.)

Join us for a walk through.

Photography via Baja Club Hotel and Design Hotels.

the hotel is housed in a circa \19\10 hacienda, redone and extended with a mode 17
Above: The hotel is housed in a circa-1910 hacienda, redone and extended with a modern five-story wing.
inside, the materials takes cues from luis barragán&#8\2\17;s home whi 18
Above: Inside, the materials takes cues from Luis Barragán’s home while the red and green palette nods to traditional Mexican earthenware, according to Design Hotels.
in the reception area, guests are greeted by the first instance of a tile motif 19
Above: In the reception area, guests are greeted by the first instance of a tile motif that continues throughout the hotel.
the canteen, with mirrored walls and exposed timber ceiling. 20
Above: The canteen, with mirrored walls and exposed-timber ceiling.
the   that first caught my eye: glossy tiles meets jute rug; hefty woven chairs 21
Above: The image that first caught my eye: glossy tiles meets jute rug; hefty woven chairs meets iron candle sconces.
a guest room, one of 3\2 total, in the new wing, has a private deck looking out 22
Above: A guest room, one of 32 total, in the new wing, has a private deck looking out at the sea.
even lamp bases get the tile treatment. 23
Above: Even lamp bases get the tile treatment.
as do the baths. 24
Above: As do the baths.
private terraces on the ground floor have a material mix of rich wood cladding, 25
Above: Private terraces on the ground floor have a material mix of rich wood cladding, striped cushions, and tiled tables.
meals can also be taken by the poolside pergola (shown) or at the rooftop bar a 26
Above: Meals can also be taken by the poolside pergola (shown) or at the rooftop bar atop the new extension.
&#8\2\20;the l shaped new build frames a central courtyard, creating a seri 27
Above: “The L-shaped new build frames a central courtyard, creating a series of peaceful patios and gardens,” according to Design Hotels. The pool is surrounded by antique brick walls.
there&#8\2\17;s much to do at the hotel: surfing, beach going, cycling, and 28
Above: There’s much to do at the hotel: surfing, beach-going, cycling, and more. Also on offer? A spa.

For much more, head to Baja Club Hotel. And for more outstanding design in Mexico, see:

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