Art, architecture and travel in 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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24 Mexico City design studios transform an abandoned house into playful retreat
By Tracy Lynn Chemaly Last updated
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Alberto Kalach’s sustainability-minded hotel in Puerto Escondido
Mexican architect Alberto Kalach completes Casona Sforza, a hotel with a strong sustainability commitment, in the country's Puerto Escondido
By Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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Mirror maze: our reflections on Mexico City’s Zona Maco art fair
By Michael Slenske Last updated
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Inside the City of Books at José Vasconcelos Library, Mexico City
By Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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Alberto Kalach and Grupo Habita’s Hotel Terrestre scoops Wallpaper* Design Award 2022
Featuring sustainable architecture, 360-degree vistas of sea, jungle and mountains, and a considered take on luxury, Puerto Escondido’s brand new Hotel Terrestre is Wallpaper’s Best Hotel for 2022
By Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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It’s all in the process: Mexico City’s Archivo celebrates design and production
By Sara Sturges Last updated
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James Turrell lights the way at Museo Jumex
The California-born artist shows his true colours at the David Chipperfield-designed museum in Mexico City
By James Burke Last updated
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’How could I forget you?’ Galerie Perrotin hosts a group love letter to Mexico
By TF Chan Last updated
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Traditional typologies: a | 911 and Aecom’s barn-inspired Platah Pavilion, Mexico
By Sara Sturges Last updated
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Architectural ranch sinks into the San Miguel de Allende countryside
Guanajuato-based architect Fabián M Escalante H has created a private ranch for a family in the Mexican countryside that serves as a space for socialising, small gatherings, barbecues and parties
By Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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Building creative careers: Mexico City’s Centro unveils new campus
Mexico's Centro unveils new campus in the heart of the city
By Ann Binlot Last updated
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A single grain of rice inspires the visual identity of sushi joint Koi & Roi in Mexico
By Elly Parsons Last updated
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Migdal Arquitectos tackle a challenging site in their latest house in Mexico
By Susanne Kennedy Last updated
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Kindred spirit: a trio of tactile tequila vessels with territorial integrity
By Emma Moore Last updated
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Golden rule: Zeller & Moye design Mexico City HQ for online retailer Troquer
By Sara Sturges Last updated
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This tool is the secret to making a perfect tequila cocktail
Make Maestro Dobel’s Peppered Berry Margarita, the ideal tequila cocktail for summer days, with a molcajete and tejolote (mortar and pestle) designed by architects Pedro y Juana
By Mary Cleary Last updated
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El Califa’s spicy interiors are inspired by the precise geometry of the taco
By Elly Parsons Last updated
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In Casa Dots, Fabien Cappello explores the visual language of Mexico’s street furniture
By Tom Howells Last updated
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A new Mexico City show explores design imitation as the sincerest form of legacy
By Rosa Bertoli Last updated
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This Mexican brand is seduced by its country’s rich craft for new limited-edition objects
By Emma O'Kelly Last updated
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Hermès launches a trio of Miguel Castro Leñero’s animal-printed blankets at Salone del Mobile
By Nick Vinson - Art Direction Last updated
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Architect Hector Barroso’s concrete housing is built around three patios
By Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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A future-proof Design Week Mexico presents new creative horizons
By Rosa Bertoli Last updated
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This Mexico penthouse is inspired by a New York loft
Simon Hamui’s penthouse in Monterrey, Mexico, juxtaposes panoramic views against a dark and moody aesthetic
By Hannah Silver Last updated
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Concrete concept: Casa Ramos draws inspiration from Case Study Houses
By Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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The Real thing: Gallery Archivo inaugurates new architectural series
By Sara Sturges Last updated
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Mexico City exhibition embraces architecture, art and design
Nomadic design gallery Masa presents ‘The Last Tenant’, an exhibition of art and design pieces curated by Mario García Torres and set against the backdrop of a modernist villa in Mexico City
By Rosa Bertoli Last updated