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Mexico

Nama’s Design Journey: Anonimous & Claudia Ornelas Elevate Querétaro’s Culinary Scene

Karine Monié January 24, 2024
Experience the essence of Querétaro City’s charm at Nama, a recently opened restaurant that blends Spanish colonial architecture with the innovative touch of Anonimous architects and interior designer Claudia Ornelas. Winner of the PRISMA Mexican Interiors Award in the Restaurants 2023 category, Nama embraces the Japanese concept of Wabi-Sabi, finding beauty in imperfection.

Casa Bautista: A Tropical Escape Redefining Eco-Luxe Living

Jenn Thornton November 1, 2023
Discover the allure of Casa Bautista, a private eco-luxe retreat nestled between the pristine Mexican Caribbean and the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve near Tulum, Mexico. This remarkable architectural gem, a collaborative effort between owner Ezequiel Ayarza Sforza and Mexico City-based architecture studio PRODUCTORA, offers a unique blend of chic sustainability and contemporary design.

Bandido Studio’s FASE: A Moon-Inspired Lighting Collection

Karine Monié September 6, 2023
Bandido Studio, a rising design powerhouse nestled in the heart of Puebla, Mexico, is making waves in the world of contemporary lighting. Drawing inspiration from the celestial ballet of the moon’s phases, the studio has unveiled their latest masterpiece – the FASE lighting collection.

Blanc Canvas: Abraham Cota Paredes’ Natura House

Jenn Thornton July 13, 2022
That these clean-angled constructions are strenuously minimalist makes them more interesting and dynamic than one expects to find in a gated community. Robustly walled, but not walled off from the world, Abraham Cota Paredes’ Natura House is a bold rethink of privacy.

A Mexico Immersion: Paradero Todo Santos

Jenn Thornton June 29, 2022
Located on the historic, 5-acre La Mesa farming fields, flanked by cacti forests and backdropped by the Sierra Laguna Mountains, Paradero Todos Santos is an 80 percent landscape project, with a vast, 100,000-square-foot botanical garden by Mexico-based practice POLEN at its heart.