Overview

From world-renowned architects Manolo Mestre and Juan Collignon comes Casa Majani. Mestre’s and Collignon’s holistic approach to architecture pays homage to the natural while incorporating the contemporary. A premiere eco-sensitive designer, Mestre embraces native simplicity and warmth of color to complement modern convenience, providing an alluring and meditative experience. A network of pathways through expansive reflection pools connects each unique structure, creating the illusion that Casa Majani is suspended over the powerful Pacific.

Property Details

Palapa and Main Dining
At the center of Casa Majani stands the grand palapa. Nested beneath a palm-thatched roof, sits an almost ethereal living and dining terrace. Steadfast ocean breezes and sun-bathed terraces bless this marriage of nature and nurture. Striking ocean vistas surrounds all points in Casa Majani’s central gathering area. A sustainable tropical wood dining table, created by local craftsmen for 12, provides an unmatched vantage point for the surf and sunsets.

Other Dining
The tropical wood indoor dining table, set under a vaulted ceiling and soft lights, is a place to share a delicious meal and relax. Surrounded by colorful native art and craft and bordered by a contemplative pool, this comfortable space is a haven from the elements.

Casa Majani’s graceful kitchen fits both form and function. Amidst ocean-facing windows, everything from delicious simple Mexican fare to lavish haute cuisine is happily prepared. Charming yet modern, the kitchen opens onto an outdoor patio, bordered by a pond, where you will find an intimate breakfast nook.

Family and Media Room
Even the best refuge from the worldly fast track benefits from a dose of modernity. Apart from providing a protective air-conditioned haven, the family room presents a most comfortable space for guests to watch a movie, listen to music, or enjoy a board game.
– 63-Inch HDTV, US and Mexican channels, Blu-ray DVD and Apple TV
– Home theater, Bowers and Wilkens (B&W) sound system system
– Array of board games including: cards, dominoes, backgammon and chess

Pool and Terraces
A grand illusion by design, the pools appear endless. These two connected bodies of water blend with sea and sky, enhancing undisturbed views of the blue horizon with over 150 feet of infinity edge. The smaller of the pools encircles the Keili Suite, offering a dynamic and diverse swimming experience. Nearby, a whimsical bar extending unsupported from the wall is, in fact, a restored vintage surf board. A ground level fire pit for intimate gatherings and fantastic sunsets is situated on the sand beach terrace.

Tucari Yoga/Fitness Room
At Casa Majani, every room is designed with intention. Tucari, meaning “good energy” has a relaxing, Zen feel. This yoga and fitness room, adorned with native wood flooring uses floor to ceiling windows to offer a view of vast reflection pools and lush native gardens. Light and airy, Tucari can be opened on two sides to take advantage of good weather, and closed to provide a sanctuary from the heat or humidity.

Aramara Master Suite
“Aramara” (Ocean)
Casa Majani’s suites use natural hues and textures to minimize the boundaries between the interiors and the landscape. Aramara is perhaps the most aptly named room in the residence as one’s eyes are inextricably drawn to a captivating Pacific surf. Within this room, one discovers spacious yet cozy quarters connected to an outdoor terrace and just three steps to the sand. This king sized room features a view inspired luxurious en-suite bath, a large hand crafted bathing tub as well as indoor and outdoor showers.

Keili Master Suite 
“Keili” (Tree)
If your idea of heaven in a bedroom would be encircled by water, the Master Suite Keili is your island. The terrace of this king-sized bedroom is cantilevered over the infinity pool. A pristine view, perfect light and a prevailing sense of graciousness make this suite a true masterpiece. Keili has an en-suite bath with ocean view, a large hand crafted bathing tub and shower with glass doors leading to the pool.

Guest Suites (3)   
“Tao” (Sun)
Beneath the eave of an inviting pergola, this king sized bedroom and en-suite bath is situated behind the Tucari room and presents a garden view and showers, both indoors and out.

“Turi” (Children)
With two queen size beds and a seating area by the window this room is attached to the Wiki Suite, and as its name implies, is perfect for a family. The suite enjoys views of the gardens and Tucari room. With en-suite bathing area, Turi features indoor and outdoor showers.

“Wiki” (Bird)
This king bed suite enjoys a view of the gardens and out, through the palapa, to the ocean. It is a guest favorite, owing to its coziness and privacy. Well suited to the romantic or the solitary souls among us, the Tao or “Sun” suite features indoor and outdoor showers.

Guest bedroom (1)

“Xuto” (Flower)
This garden bedroom has a king-size bed and en-suite bath. Xotu is located toward the back of the property and, while perfectly comfortable for a couple, is somewhat smaller than the guest suites, with more limited views of the gardens.

Note: Please note that due to the many water features throughout the property, Majani is not recommended for children under 6 years of age.