Casa del Arte
A sculptor's house, an architect's addition
Casa del Arte was the home and studio of the sculptor Peter Ambrose. Later modernist additions were designed by his son, the architect Garrick Ambrose.
Art from Mexico and around the world remains central to the house. Writers, musicians, and artists have used the house to make work.
Casa del Arte is a private four-bedroom compound in Todos Santos with gardens, courtyards, a saltwater pool, and outdoor living.
Art in a town that makes things
Todos Santos became a Pueblo Mágico in 2006. Its mission was established in 1733. The town’s agricultural and sugar-mill era shaped historic buildings.
Todos Santos has contemporary art galleries and cultural life. Casa del Arte is a private house within that town, not a public gallery or historic landmark.
The documented history of Casa del Arte is separate from the town’s broader history. This page does not add a biography of the town, the artists, or the house beyond the stated record.
Peter Ambrose’s home and studio
Casa del Arte was the home and studio of sculptor Peter Ambrose. This is the documented origin of the house.
No dates, work titles, career history, studio description, construction history, or inventory of Peter Ambrose’s work are stated here. Those details are not part of the approved record for this page.
The fact that the house began as the home and studio of a sculptor explains why art is central to its history.
Garrick Ambrose’s later modernist additions
Later modernist additions were designed by architect Garrick Ambrose, Peter Ambrose’s son.
Modernist additions is the complete approved architectural description for this page.
No plans, materials, dates, dimensions, room descriptions, or commentary on the design are stated here.
A house with art at its center
Art from Mexico and around the world remains central to Casa del Arte.
No inventory of works, artists, materials, provenance, valuation, or display locations is published on this page.
The page states the presence of art as part of the house’s documented history. It does not describe individual works or how they are arranged.
A continuing creative use
Writers, musicians, and artists have used the house to make work. No guests are named.
This continuing creative use is part of the documented history of Casa del Arte. It is not presented as a programme, service, or promise to guests.
The house is available as a private four-bedroom compound in Todos Santos.
Stay at Casa del Arte
Casa del Arte is a private four-bedroom compound in Todos Santos with gardens, courtyards, a saltwater pool, and outdoor living. Its documented history includes Peter Ambrose’s home and studio, later modernist additions designed by Garrick Ambrose, and art from Mexico and around the world at its center.