Estancia VikLand
A living collection
Contemporary Uruguayan art transforms suites and shared spaces: Clever Lara’s painted ceiling, Carlos Musso’s garden chapel and Marcelo Legrand’s work at El Asador.
Art & Design
José Ignacio
José Ignacio
Made for the place
Made with artists
Architecture, landscape and contemporary art are part of the stay. Every room is a commission; every building responds to its horizon.
The collection
The art is not decoration
Carrie and Alex Vik invited artists, architects and makers to create work for each room and each landscape. The result is a living collection experienced through light, texture, scale and daily life.
Guests sleep inside the commissions, walk through them and see them change from morning to sunset.
Carlos Musso’s garden chapel · Estancia Vik
Three expressions
One collection, shaped by three landscapes
Playa VikArchitecture
Architecture as an encounter
Carlos Ott’s central Sculpture brings glass, titanium and bronze into dialogue with the Atlantic. Pablo Atchugarry’s bronze entrance door introduces the collection.
Bahía VikDesign
A different point of view
Individually conceived suites and bungalows combine artworks, materials and objects with the changing light of the dunes.
Ways in
See it slowly
Walk the collection with the house team, visit the artists’ rooms, or follow the architecture from countryside to coast.
The collection The best way to see it is
The best way to see it is
to stay inside it
Estancia Vik · Playa Vik · Bahía Vik
See it slowly
- 01WalkThe collection with the house team
- 02SleepInside a commission
- 03FollowThe architecture, coast to countryside
- 04AskA private visit, arranged