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8.2K views · 1.8K reactions | Always finding inspiration from Mexican architecture and design. The use of color, light, and texture creates such vibrant, welcoming spaces that feel both modern and deeply rooted in tradition. Featured homes: 1. Casa de Reunion 2. Casa del Atrio by José Antonio Attolini Lack 3. Casa Ayehualco by Diego Villaseñor 4. Casa Luis Barragán by Luis Barragán | Casitamx Home | Facebook

Welcome to Andrea and Lukasz’s home in Guadalajara, Mexico. The space is a stunning manifestation of the architect and ceramicist duo’s vision. The tile work in the bathtub and kitchen features Andrea’s designs from her studio, LOFA. We love this modern minimalist take on Mexican modernist architecture, like the central courtyard and thoughtful framing of nature throughout the home are inspired by Luis Barragán. | Casitamx Home

Casa Barragán – Mexico City More than a home, this is where Luis Barragán lived and defined the essence of modern Mexican architecture. Completed in 1948, the house blends color, silence, and geometry into a spatial experience shaped by thick walls, filtered light, and controlled serenity — reflecting his belief that “all architecture which does not express serenity fails in its spiritual mission.” In 2004, it became a UNESCO World Heritage Site — one of the few individual houses in the world wi