#mexican interiors

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[indigokashmir]

A Touch of Modernity

The Bust'n B Ranch, marked by traditional Indigenous and Latin craftsmanship with a touch of modernity.

The home is located around 10 minutes from Pioneertown. Pioneertown, founded in 1946 by iconic Western actors like Gene Autry and Roy Rogers, served as a Hollywood western set town for projects such as The Range Rider, Cisco Kid, and The Gene Autry Show. The ranch, owned by the mother-son development company Wedgar Properties, functions as both a pied-à-terre and a short-term vacation rental.

Approximately 30 minutes from the western entrance of Joshua Tree National Park, the Bust'n B Ranch embodies the Santa Fe architectural style reminiscent of New Mexico. Resembling traditional pueblo and adobe homes in the American Southwest, it features flat roofs and rounded exterior corners made from mud puddles, akin to Native American dwellings.

[fashionlandscapeblog]

Javier Senosiain

Nautilus House, México, 2007

[huariqueje]

Evening light    -   Elena Climent , 2020.

Mexican, b. 1955-

Oil on linen on bord, 18 x 24 in.

[vintagehomecollection]

Living with Folk Art: Ethnic Styles from Around the World, 1991

[arc-hus]

House in Amatepec, Mexico - Manuel Cervantes Estudio

[miamaimania]

A Symphony of Colors: San Antonio Public Library by Ricardo Legorreta, 1991

[5style]

Clean volumes of solid geometry, framing the charming garden landscape of Casa Mate. Design by Araujo Galvan Arquitectos. Photography by César Béjar.

[random-brushstrokes]

Felix Bernardelli - Will he pass? (ca. 1894)

[thunderstruck9]

Aliza Nisenbaum (Mexican, 1977), Dálida and Michael (Serenata del Tres Cubano) from Aquí Se Puede (Here You Can), 2021. Oil on canvas, 64 x 57 in.

[departmentofinteriors]

yucatán, mexico

[depressed-simmer]

MEXICAN RESTAURANT

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[hometoursandotherstuff]

In love with this explosion of color 1923 classic mission style home in Saint Augustine, Florida. Wish I had the $585K they want for it.

Look at all the colorful tile work. 

The entrance to Casa De Las Fuentes. 

Have you ever seen a living room like this? Even without all the furnishings, it would be bright. Love the floor, too. 

I wonder if anything comes with it. Isn’t the dining room amazing? it would cost a fortune to furnish this- it must’ve taken them ages.

What a happy yellow kitchen. There’re going to be a lot of holes in the stucco when they remove all these wall hangings. 

Wow, look at the powder room. So, if you had to repaint this home, I guess you would tape off all the tile, unless you have a steady hand.

I love that the tiles are on walls, b/c it adds a lot of color that will remain. 

So, this must be the main bedroom. 

Look at the privacy wall on the tub. 

Someone in the house must be an artist.

Nice large home office.

It didn’t look like it had a 2nd level from the outside.

There are 4 bedrooms in the home.

The 2nd bath is a shower. 

Private patio with a pergola- love the way those branches drape down. 

This is beautiful. 

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/24-Fullerwood-Dr-Saint-Augustine-FL-32084/47764558_zpid/

[fashionlandscapeblog]

Agustín Hernández

Casa Álvarez, 1974-1976

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[vintagehomecollection]

Located on Cancun's waterfront, Casa del Sol consists of five separate villas for a client who wanted to feel contemporary, comfortable, and bathed in unabashed luxury.

Designing with Tile, Stone & Brick, 1995