Amongst the crisp blue and white structure of Casa Mi Ojo, there were many weathered architectural elements. The colors and textures of these elements made the house feel more connected with nature, and therefore more interesting and relaxed. The most distinctive natural features were the grand, irregular pillars which supported the large palapas that sheltered the living and dining space at Mi Ojo.

Oh my goodness, this place is heavenly! Love everything about it… the colors and the textures and the blending with nature. How wonderful to get some R&R at such a stunning location. We have fog today in Santa Barbara…makes me want to hop a plane to south of the border.
~jermaine~
This place is amazing! Would love to share a meal right there…wow.
W= ARE ACTUALLY LOOKING FOR THESE COLUMNS TO RESTORE OUR PALAPA IN MEXICO. CAN YOU SUGGEST A PLACE WE CAN GET THEM?
Sorry, I have absolutely no idea. I would think you could ask around, maybe visit a construction site or two to find a source?