Mexican design studio Macías Peredo seeks to practice from their local traditions, not just from a single voice or a single architectural vision. In the world people live in, architecture no longer seems to be brick by brick. People seem to be more accepting of the concept of architecture as a craft. At the same time, neat and perfect architecture is no longer acceptable. Imperfection and manual labor are the marks. basis of work.

Macías Peredo brings their consistent requirements, style and attitude towards design into the design of Casa Guzman Jimenez. The project uses warm colors as the main tones. The yellowish color brings a warm feeling, softens the rigidity of the building itself, and brings a sense of comfort instead.

Lots of wood materials are used in the interior. Light-colored wooden furniture does not create a strong contrast with the color tone of the space, and a soft feeling fills the entire interior space. Simple tones make the space look bright, minimal and atmospheric. The green vegetation is placed in a specific area, which brings color contrast to the space. With the change of color, the color tone of the interior is no longer single, and the coordination of the color tone will not be damaged.