Houses
Houses Soho House Mexico City
Tucked away in the heart of Colonia Juárez lies our first Latin American House, with a Pool House and a tequila bar in the annex.
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.
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.
Inspired by Soho House Mexico City
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Truro Sectional Sofa, Wool Linen
Regular price From $9,390
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Trade price From $7,982
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Torren Coffee Table, Dark Emperador
Regular price $4,995
Price $3,500
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Regular price $4,246
Price $2,800
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Amelie Chandelier
Regular price $2,195
Price $1,540
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Regular price $1,866
Price $1,232
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Robert Rug
Regular price From $3,495
Price $2,450
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From Regular price $2,971
Price $1,960
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Available in 2 sizes -
Odell Sectional Sofa
Regular price From $5,790
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Trade price From $4,922
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Dario Floor Lamp, Oak & Travertine
Regular price $2,595
Price $1,820
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Regular price $2,206
Price $1,456
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Torren Bed
Regular price From $5,495
Price $3,850
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From Regular price $4,671
Price $3,080
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Available in 2 sizes -
Margeaux Cushion
Regular price From $255
Price $180
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From Regular price $217
Price $144
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Wallace Coffee Table, Mappa Burl
Regular price $1,695
Price $1,190
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Regular price $1,441
Price $952
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Torren Daybed, Textured Linen
Regular price $7,695
Price $5,390
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Regular price $6,541
Price $4,312
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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.