Soho House Mexico City - Soho Home

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Outdoor dining area with cushioned chairs and blue pillows arranged around tables beneath a blue awning. Surrounded by potted plants and overlooked by a beige, columned building with balconies.

Once belonging to Spanish military leader, General Juan Prim, Soho House Mexico City is located in a restored Baroque casa. The inextricable link between old and new can be seen throughout its interiors, honouring the European origins of Casa Prim with muralism, custom fabrics and traditional French influences.

Luxurious living room features plush sofas, ornate lamps, and lush plants. Elegant stained-glass doors and chandeliers enhance the sophisticated ambiance. Sunlight filters through the room, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere.

A fresco painting of a figure holding flowers adorns an ornate, intricately detailed ceiling inside a classical, elegant interior with decorative molding.

Our designers' aims to salvage the building's original finishes were achieved, retaining the existing parquet flooring, fireplaces and frescoes as the backdrop with a pared-back opulence. Bold colours, and a mix of contemporary and vintage furnishings create a deconstructed, avant-garde mood.

A cozy, dimly lit room featuring a marble bar counter with bar stools, a plush seating area with patterned cushions and tables, and a lit fireplace beneath an eclectic artwork of skeletons.

A wooden nightstand with a lamp, a small beige radio, stands beside a neatly made bed with white linens and a gray blanket, in a warmly lit bedroom. Shadows from window blinds fall across the floor.

Art plays a big role in the identity of the House, featuring more than 150 works by artists born or trained in Mexico. The diverse interplay among all of those elements mimics the cultural fabric of Mexico City.

Large painting of a figure in a hat dominates a cozy, tastefully-decorated café with plush chairs, green marble tables, and warm lighting. Palm fronds and open French doors add elegance.

Two yellow velvet chairs and a round black marble table sit against a painted wall with a large abstract artwork, framed by exposed red brick archways and dim lighting.

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