Focusing on Reflection, Tranquility, and a Seamless Indoor-Outdoor Connection, this Exquisite Residence Crafted by 5 Solidos Embodies the Essence of Colombian Music Maestro J Balvin.

Casa Dos Aguas, nestled in the heart of Llanogrande, Colombia, a mere 30-minute drive from Medellín, emerges as a testament to Balvin’s inspiration drawn from the harmonious flow of Japanese architecture. A confluence of artistic realms, encompassing music, architecture, and fashion, shaped the essence of this remarkable creation.

The resounding ethos, as declared by the Latin Grammy-winning maestro, champions the ethos of “less is more” when it comes to the sanctuary he calls home. A dwelling, according to him, should evoke a sense of tranquility and inner harmony, nurturing the spirit rather than indulging the ego.

The initial architectural blueprint of Casa Dos Aguas, aptly named the “House of the Waters” by 5 Solidos, remains intact, a testament to the home’s evolution. Conceived with two parallel chambers interconnected by a wooden corridor basking in natural light beneath a lofty, pitched ceiling, the exterior blueprint was meticulously designed as part of a seamless second-phase integration.

The pavilion’s unadorned architectural aesthetics graciously cede prominence to Colombia’s verdant mountain landscapes, allowing nature’s grandeur to take center stage.

In an eloquent fusion of Scandinavian allure and Japanese minimalism, the residence harmoniously weaves lightness and materiality with grace and equilibrium. Boasting an unpretentious and well-curated ambiance, the interior showcases bonsai greenery and warm oak wood adorning floors, walls, and pitched ceilings.

An avid art and design collector, J Balvin has handpicked each element with discernment. Thonet dining chairs, Vibia lights illuminating the space, and inviting Mattiazzi Osso stools converge to compose an artistic symphony within the home.