Casa Ming is located in Monterrey, Mexico and appears much larger than it actually is. Each room flows into the next, keeping sight lines open to help lengthen the spaces visually. LGZ Taller de arquitectura also used linear wood beams on the ceilings to keep the eyes moving throughout the spaces. The color palette is fairly neutral with lots of warm woods used on the ceilings and in the furnishings. The built-in media center was also made out of wood. Windows were incorporated whenever possible to keep the natural light streaming in. When a view wasn’t so great because of the close next door neighbors, they installed a two-story vertical plant wall that’s low maintenance and offers a lush background to stare at.