WILLEMSTAD - Yesterday marked the grand opening of La Vie Coral Estate, a unique luxury residential project on Curaçao. The resort was officially inaugurated by Charles Cooper, Minister of Traffic, Transport and Spatial Planning, in the presence of invited guests, partners, and associates of Triangle Group Curaçao. Prime Minister Gilmar “Pik” Pisas performed the symbolic act of cutting the red ribbon. During the event, the first two model villas — representing the vision of La Vie — were presented to attendees.

The villas at La Vie were designed by architect Henk Bolivar and furnished by interior designer Patrick Russ. Their collaboration with Triangle Group Curaçao has resulted in homes that blend luxury and comfort with a refined contemporary Caribbean aesthetic. The bright and spacious layouts, use of premium materials, elegant finishes, and attention to detail create an exclusive living experience that harmonizes perfectly with the natural surroundings of Coral Estate. “Wi

th La Vie, we want to demonstrate that luxury living and sustainability can go hand in hand. For us, it’s not only about creating beautiful villas but also about contributing to a future-proof living environment. By investing in solar energy, water purification, and innovative technologies, we are making a tangible contribution to a greener Curaçao,” said Charles Hilders, Managing Director of Triangle Group Curaçao.

The opening of La Vie Coral Estate was a successful and inspiring event that brought Triangle Group’s vision to life. With the completion of the model villas and the enthusiastic response from visitors, an important milestone has been reached. La Vie is set to become an exclusive resort where sustainable, comfortable, and luxurious living converge.