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Casa 22 residence: low concrete canopy over a wood-slatted volume, with tropical planting and stone pavers set in grass

Residential Architecture

Casa 22

Location
Coconut Grove
Year
2024
Typology
New construction

Tropical Modern Living in Coconut Grove

Located in Coconut Grove, Casa22 is a tropical modern residence that combines contemporary design with influences from Balinese architecture and subtropical living. The home balances privacy and openness through a restrained front façade and a fully open rear elevation that connects the interiors to the pool, garden, and outdoor living spaces.

The ground floor includes a private office and an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area organized around a sculptural black volume that contains service spaces. Upstairs, four bedrooms provide comfort and privacy, including a primary suite with its own terrace.

Natural materials, exposed timber, polished concrete, and dark accents create a warm and cohesive atmosphere, resulting in a home that seamlessly connects architecture, nature, and lifestyle.

Board-formed concrete roof edge with square downlights and an upper white volume, framed by palm trees against the sky
Upward view of a cantilevered concrete overhang with a warm wood-slat soffit against blue sky and a palm crown
Close-up of a floating concrete step in dappled shade beside a variegated tropical plant in a dark planter
Kitchen island in matte charcoal cabinetry with pale upholstered bar stools, a slim steel hood and herringbone wood floor
Wood-slat wall meeting raw concrete walls and ceiling with square downlights, seen past a blurred tropical leaf
Detail of a black gooseneck faucet on the charcoal kitchen island, with built-in ovens and a wood-slat screen behind
Street view of the concrete and wood-slat house under large trees, with a carport and a man seated on the planted ledge