Four Seasons Peninsula Residences

We partnered with Abby Kuskin the Interior Design team at Irongate to curate art packages for the Four Seasons Peninsula Residences at Costa Palmas, located in the development's marina district on the East Cape of Cabo, Mexico.

Given the residences' relationship to the water—positioned where built infrastructure meets the fluid dynamics of the marina—we invited artists whose practices embody both structure and movement. The selected works navigate the tension between the controlled and the organic, reflecting the development's architectural gesture of creating order at the edge of the sea.

Engaged early in the design process, we acted as creative partners to the interiors team, ensuring that commissions amplified key architectural moments while maintaining flexibility for installation. The art packages for the 36 residences included large-scale paintings, works on paper, sculptural wall reliefs, and textile pieces. Each respond to the particular spatial and conceptual qualities of living at the intersection of land and water.

All images courtesy of Costa Palmas.

Services:

  • Full-scale Artwork Fabrication

  • Custom Framing

  • Crating & International Shipping Logistics

Custom patina brass wallhanging sculpture by Sarah Perez.

In the dining room, a linen patchwork textile artwork fabricated in-house (left), trio of wooden wall reliefs (right) designed by Print Club and fabricated by Julian Sander.

Metal and plaster living room sculpture designed and fabricated in-house.

Digital and silkscreen print on fabric over the bed and a limited edition silkscreen print with artist Karin Haas above the sofa.

A limited edition letterpress print by Graham McDougal in one of the bathrooms.

Wood wall relief designed and fabricated by Julian Sander over the bed (left) and a limited edition silkscreen print with artist Karin Haas (right).

Custom patina brass wallhanging sculpture by Sarah Perez over the desk and a limited edition silkscren print with artist Tyler Keeton Robbins at the end of the hallway.

Digital and silkscreen print on fabric produced in collaboration with artist Tyler Keeton Robbins.