Mexico
Let Wallpaper* guide you through the worlds of art, design and architecture in Mexico - and discover where to go and what to see when you travel to Mexico.
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Pedro Ramírez Vàzquez’s home in Mexico City is the backdrop for Nilufar’s contemporary design exhibitionNilufar and cc-tapis take over the iconic Mexico house of Pedro Ramírez Vàzquez in collaboration with Studio 84, for an exhibition held during Zona Maco (until 11 February 2024)
By Rosa Bertoli Published
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Orchid Pavilion channels Japanese philosophy for blossoming flowers in Puerto EscondidoOrchid Pavilion by CCA Centro de Colaboración Arquitectónica provides fitting shelter for flower conservation in Mexico's Casa Wabi
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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Assouline’s new Mexico City book to inspire your trip‘Mexico City’ by Aleph Molinar and Anfisa Vrube is a journey through the cultural landscape, Aztec history, cuisine, architecture and community
By Tianna Williams Published
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Residential development The Village on the Yucatán Peninsula frames its verdant environmentThe Village by Sordo Madaleno is a meticulously composed apartment building, built on a strict grid with an emphasis on outside space and connection to site
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo is the best place to see the solar eclipse in April 2024Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo on Mexico’s Pacific coast offers the perfect observation deck to catch April’s solar eclipse – earning it a Wallpaper* Design Award 2024
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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10 colourful hotels to inspire your 2024 escapes10 colourful hotels to discover in 2024, from dream-like mountain retreats to design-led city escapes, selected by Wallpaper* travel editor Sofia de la Cruz
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Casa Dragones' new Obsidian Bar is an atmospheric venue for tequila tastingsObsidian Bar offers Casa Dragones' exquisite tequila blends inside a 17th-century manse in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
By Daven Wu Published
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London restaurant and tequila bar Ixchel brings Mexico’s timeless flavour to every sip and biteOn London’s King’s Road, Ixchel offers an unmissable fusion of Mexican art, cuisine and atmosphere
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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1i Arquitectura’s House of the Tall Trees celebrates a spectacular forested siteThis 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
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Casa HMZ by Lucio Muniain offers a labyrinthine sense of gradual discoveryAn intriguing new build by Lucio Muniain channels the best of 20th-century Mexican architecture
By Ana Karina Zatarain Published
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1i Arquitectura’s Casa Pedregal keeps its inner secrets safe from the streetA dramatically lit concrete interior defines Casa Pedregal, a new family house designed by 1i Arquitectura in Mexico
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Boca de Agua by Frida Escobedo brings together hospitality and wellbeingHotel Boca de Agua by Frida Escobedo launches in Quintana Roo, Mexico, with an emphasis on design-led hospitality and wellbeing
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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Tulum welcomes Xela: a Mexican coastal escapeDip into seaside serenity at Xela, Tulum's new boutique hotel on the Caribbean coast
By Daven Wu Published
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Lakeside house combines traditional materials with dramatic spaces in MexicoCentral de Arquitectura’s La Peña is a lakeside house in Mexico that makes the most of its impressive site, creating a cave-like living space that opens up onto a dramatic vista
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Otro Oaxaca is a hotel embracing its Mexican region’s traditional texturesOtro 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
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Tequila’s reputational makeover is driven by designTequila brands that look as good as they taste, and the perfect tequila glass to serve them up
By Mary Cleary Last updated
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Nico Sayulita offers an immersive architectural experience of the Mexican Pacific CoastNico 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
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Tanya Aguiñiga: the artist weaving new narratives for borderless creativityWe 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
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Casa Enso II is in harmony with its Mexican contextCasa Enso II by HW Studio Architects is a new residence in tune with Mexico’s historic Guanajuato region
By Nana Ama Owusu-Ansah Published
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Mexico City equestrian clubhouse makes stunning impression on the landscapeStudio 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
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Cabo Sports Complex is anchored to its site through volume and materialCabo Sports Complex by Taller Hector Barroso in Baja California is the new home for the Mexican Tennis Open
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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Bosco Sodi’s monumental new Mexico City studio is a multifunctional featAs 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
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Last chance to see: Brian Thoreen and Mario García Torres’ solo shows at Masa Gallery, Mexico CityBrian Thoreen and Mario García Torres’ solo shows (until 8 April 2023) inaugurate Masa Gallery’s permanent new home in the heart of Mexico City
By Hannah Silver Published
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Casa Alferez is a fortress-like holiday home with impossibly lofty interiorsSoaring 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
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Considerate Mexico City housing emerges from heritage transformation by Pedro y JuanaMexico city housing T42 is born out of the transformation of a historical home by architecture studio Pedro y Juana
By Harriet Thorpe Published
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A minimalist Mexican home has rocky rootsEchegaray, 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
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This slim Condesa house in Mexico City blends rawness and natureCasa 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


