The Digest | New Jersey Magazine
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"e design process was pretty special and I did everything with my mother who is also a great decorator and truly passionate about design and architecture..." Davila said. "Casa Legado was a way for me to show gratitude to all the people that have made my life so meaningful." Translating to "house of legacy or heritage," Davila restored the Colombian home to its former glory, making sure it had enough space for at least seven guest rooms and was protected by the country's conservation laws. Each of the rooms take the name of Davila's nieces and nephews and are uniquely inspired by his/her personalities. e aspiring journalist, Lucho, emotes a tranquil, peaceful energy and the room comes outfitted with a king size bed and outdoor terrace with a whimsical hammock for lounging. On the other hand there's the beautiful and rebellious Valentina, whose bathroom is just as artful as the bedroom and features mosaic tiles sourced right from Bogotá. Davila layered them in a way that covers not only the floor, but up the shower walls for an infinity effect. e Santiago has a black and white motif to represent her nephew's discipline, but Davila accented the walls with a daring toucan wallpaper as an ode to his more humorous side. Luisa comes as a breath of fresh air with tropical detailing on the walls, suspended shelving and a treehouse-inspired aesthetic. "Casa Legado was a way for me to show gratitude to all the people that have made my life so meaningful." V U E N J . C O M 122