Mirador House Punta De Gallo, a holiday house on a rocky outcrop above the Chilean coast, opens to sweeping views of the Pacific. Architect Rodrigo Santa María balances a clear, minimalist timber structure with warm, traditional furnishings.
Holiday House On The Rock: Modern Architecture Above The Chilean Coast
The house on the rocks is structured around a wooden platform set onto the rocky summit. Broad windows and transparent facades keep the Pacific panorama in view, while a large terrace extends the living area outdoors. Vertical shutters and deep overhangs help protect the house from strong sun and coastal wind. The restrained mix of glass, concrete and pine allows the building to sit quietly within the neutral colors of the surrounding landscape.
Ethno-Chic Interior For A House On The Rocks
The house on the rock feels warm and regional rather than stark. Walls, floors and ceilings are lined with wood, filling the living area with a rustic glow. A compact white kitchen connects naturally to the dining area, where wooden chairs and a solid table reinforce the simple palette. In the lounge, sofas, pallet-style coffee tables, colorful pillows and a patterned kilim create an inviting place to unwind. Sliding glass doors open to the balcony, where wooden chairs and a rattan sofa make the most of the fresh air and panoramic views.
The Lounge Is Furnished In A Traditional Regional Style
Glass Doors Frame The Coastal View
Deck Chairs On The Balcony Invite Outdoor Relaxation
The House Fits Perfectly Into The Landscape
Wooden Shutters Provide Privacy
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Anna Lohan
