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Edition: Living in Mexico is a TASCHEN photography book exploring homes and interiors across Mexico, from Costa Careyes to the Yucatán Peninsula. Its compact format brings together architecture and regional styles, including a home by Luis Barragán, a restored hacienda and a traditional Mayan dwelling.
At a glance
- Photographic tour of homes from Costa Careyes to the Yucatán Peninsula.
- Features a range of architecture, from a Luis Barragán home to a restored 16th-century hacienda and a traditional Mayan dwelling.
- The listing describes the edition as compact and says it includes many new images, some previously unpublished.
- Written and photographed by Barbara and René Stoeltie.
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Pros and cons
Pros
- Covers varied Mexican residential styles rather than a single architectural period or type.
- A substantial 432-page visual reference in a compact listed format.
- Customer feedback specifically praises the imagery and book content.
Technical specifications
8 specifications| Publisher | TASCHEN |
|---|---|
| Publication date | 1 Sept. 2021 |
| Edition | Multilingual |
| Print length | 432 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 3836588455 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-3836588454 |
| Dimensions | 21.7 x 15.6 x 2.4 cm |
|---|---|
| Weight listed | 1.05 kg |
Who is it for?
A good fit for
- Readers interested in Mexican architecture, interiors and regional design.
- Photography and design enthusiasts looking for an image-led book about homes.
- People seeking a visual gift for someone interested in Mexican culture and domestic spaces.
Less suited to
- Readers primarily seeking a practical Mexico travel guide or step-by-step decorating instructions.
Customer reviews on Amazon
- 5 stars
74% 74% - 4 stars
15% 15% - 3 stars
5% 5% - 2 stars
2% 2% - 1 star
4% 4%
Customer feedback highlights the book's content and imagery. One comment mentions interesting descriptions of 32 regional homes, and the visuals are noted as appealing for their colours and Mexican architecture. That focus aligns with the listing's photographic survey of homes and interiors. Ratings are mostly five-star, though a smaller share are lower, and the aggregate figures do not explain individual reservations.
Positive themes
- Customers praise the content, including descriptions of regional homes.
- The visuals receive positive feedback, particularly for colour and Mexican architecture.
Frequently asked questions
What does Living in Mexico cover?
It presents homes and interiors across Mexico, including villas, casitas, haciendas, cabanas and palapas, with examples ranging from a Luis Barragán home to a traditional Mayan dwelling.
Who created the book?
The listing credits writer and photographer duo Barbara and René Stoeltie.
How long is the book?
The product details list 432 pages.
What language is this edition?
The product details say multilingual, while publisher material lists English, French and German. The listing does not specify how those languages are arranged in this copy.
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