Tucked away on the Oaxacan coast, El Triángulo beckons. It’s more than just a villa or a retreat center. El Triángulo is a creative sanctuary, a world-class recording studio nestled in the heart of Mazunte, Mexico. Imagine musicians, artists, and healers converging in this haven, drawn by the promise of tranquility and inspiration. El Triángulo is the brainchild of Quinn Luke, also known as Bing Ji Ling, and Lisa Levine. They envisioned a space where creativity could flourish, where the healing arts could intertwine with music and nature. The property itself is a marvel, boasting independent suites, a main house, and a cabana, each offering breathtaking views of the ocean, village, and surrounding mountains. El Triángulo isn’t just a place to stay; it’s an experience. It’s a place to reconnect with nature, with yourself, and with the vibrant energy of Mazunte. El Triángulo is designed with permaculture principles, a testament to its commitment to sustainability. Rainwater is harvested, compostable toilets conserve precious water, and solar power heats the water. The structures themselves are built with local, natural materials, blending seamlessly with the landscape. Architect Raul Fernandez and interior design firm Taller Lu’um have poured their expertise into crafting a space that is both elegant and ecologically conscious. The furnishings, handcrafted by local artisans and renowned designers like La Metropolitana, Taller Nacional, and Rituales MX, add a touch of artistry and authenticity to the space. El Triángulo is a place where high design meets sustainability, where creativity flourishes in harmony with nature. It’s a hidden gem on the Oaxacan coast, waiting to be discovered.
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