Mexico

This Mexican retreat, House of the Tall Trees, makes the most of a wooded site with a striking combination of glass, timber and concrete

By Jonathan Bell Published 22 October 23

Casa Carrizo, designed by Mexican architecture studio BAAQ, is a beach house sitting on the idyllic shores of Mexico’s Pacific coast

By Ellie Stathaki Published 21 October 23

An intriguing new build by Lucio Muniain channels the best of 20th-century Mexican architecture

By Ana Karina Zatarain Published 15 October 23

A dramatically lit concrete interior defines Casa Pedregal, a new family house designed by 1i Arquitectura in Mexico

By Jonathan Bell Published 5 October 23

Hotel Boca de Agua by Frida Escobedo launches in Quintana Roo, Mexico, with an emphasis on design-led hospitality and wellbeing

By Ellie Stathaki Published 25 September 23

Dip into seaside serenity at Xela, Tulum's new boutique hotel on the Caribbean coast

By Daven Wu Published 22 September 23

Otro Oaxaca in Mexico, designed by local architects RootStudio for hospitality brand Grupo Habita, reflects on the rich traditional textures and moods of its region

By Daven Wu Published 25 August 23

Tequila brands that look as good as they taste, and the perfect tequila glass to serve them up

By Mary Cleary Last updated 24 July 23

Nico Sayulita, designed by architecture studio Palma and developer Hybrid, is a new, design-led hospitality experience on the Mexican Pacific Coast

By Ellie Stathaki Published 17 June 23

We profile LA-based artist and Loewe Foundation Craft Prize finalist Tanya Aguiñiga, whose work explores life on the US-Mexico border and seeks to empower transnational voices

By Harriet Lloyd-Smith Published 11 June 23

On the remote island of Holbox, Punta Caliza is a boutique hotel championing Mexican design, culture and food

By Pei-Ru Keh Published 24 May 23

Casa Enso II by HW Studio Architects is a new residence in tune with Mexico’s historic Guanajuato region

By Nana Ama Owusu-Ansah Published 20 May 23

Studio RC’s steel and concrete stables and equestrian clubhouse are set within a wooded valley, offering space and views for sports and equine care

By Jonathan Bell Published 7 May 23

Cabo Sports Complex by Taller Hector Barroso in Baja California is the new home for the Mexican Tennis Open

By Ellie Stathaki Published 6 May 23

As Bosco Sodi unveils his new Studio CMDX in Atlampa, Mexico City, we speak to the artist about how the vast Alberto Kalach-designed former warehouse is a feat in multitasking

By Juliana Piskorz Published 31 March 23

Soaring high in the Mexican forest, Casa Alferez, a fortress-like holiday home by Ludwig Godefroy, hides and protects impossibly lofty interiors

By Ellie Stathaki Published 13 March 23

Mexico city housing T42 is born out of the transformation of a historical home by architecture studio Pedro y Juana

By Harriet Thorpe Published 17 February 23

Echegaray, a minimalist Mexican home by Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados, draws on its rocky site, which peeps out from its lower levels

By Ellie Stathaki Published 31 January 23

Casa Parras, a Condesa house in Mexico City, is the brainchild of two studios – Alberto Kalach’s TAX and Emilio A Cohen's Tow Va Bow

By Ellie Stathaki Published 27 January 23

Mexico City tour: plan your 2023 escape with a guide to the must-sees from erstwhile locals, Wallpaper* contributors Molly Mandell and James Burke

By Molly Mandell and James Burke Published 27 December 22

Los Durmientes by Bernardo Chavez Peón – a picturesque Mexican bolthole makes a dreamily idyllic retreat

By Ana Karina Zatarain Published 24 December 22

Casa Sexta by All Arquitectura brings together domestic warmth and minimalist architecture in the outskirts of Mexico City

By Ellie Stathaki Published 1 December 22

Try Jose Dávila’s indulgent recipe for chocolate fudge with pecans, from our December 2022 issue’s Artist’s Palate feature, a Wallpaper* homage to our favourite contemporary art

By TF Chan Published 13 November 22

Multifaceted urban Mexico City apartment is a transformable wonderland by Archetonic Architects

By Jonathan Bell Published 4 November 22