Mexican interior design
Discover Pinterest’s 10 best ideas and inspiration for Mexican interior design. Get inspired and try out new things.
Our team brought a distinct yet warm look – and a highly livable experience for the residents of this Rancho Santa Fe estate. See the project.
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With help from a design-savvy friend, a Phoenix horticulturist creates a funky desert sanctuary for a charming and historic Spanish colonial.
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‘Boho’ is described as free spirited. It's about following your heart rather than rules. Boho wall decor ideas today to help you do just that!
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Our Leo Chair makes an appearance in this stunning and sophisticated Mexican restaurant designed by Michael Hsu Office of Architecture and photographed by Chase Daniel. See more stunning shots of this modern restaurant interior on our blog. Restaurant design, restaurant design inspiration, restaurant design plan, restaurant design rustic, restaurant design ideas, restaurant design modern, restaurant stools, restaurant stool design, restaurant stool seating, restaurant stool ideas, restaurant…
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Our editor's pick of the most beautiful restaurants in London for 2022 – from India Mahdavi's pink parlour in Mayfair to Tom Dixon's new restaurant in Coal Drops Yard
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Cette partie magique du Sud-Est du Mexique regorge d’anciennes exploitations agricoles coloniales, pour la plupart transformées en hôtels de luxe. Ce que l’on aime dans les haciendas yucatèques ? L’architecture, les espaces ouverts sur une végétation luxuriante, les murs colorés mais aussi toutes ces charmantes structures qui parfois les accompagnent : casitas (petits appartements), palapas (cahuttes en toit de paille) ou même édifices en ruines réhabilités en piscine ! L’esprit bohème…
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