Casa Línea is an interior design project for a single-family home in León, Guanajuato, Mexico (2026), developed by Arch. Julissa Martínez in collaboration with Arch. César Ramírez Ferro.
The design follows a contemporary-minimalist language built on straight geometries, orthogonal volumes, and almost no ornamentation. The palette pairs whites, grays, and blacks with light woods.
The social areas open to the outdoors through large glazed surfaces that bring vegetation into the spatial experience. In the private areas, built-in furniture and storage systems optimize space without compromising formal clarity.
The staircase, combining wood, metal, and white surfaces, ties the levels together.
The result is a serene, luminous, and timeless home, where spatial quality comes from proportion, light, materiality, and connection with nature rather than monumentality.
