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Patio furniture: What will survive in Yucatán

Most backyards in Mérida are open spaces, meaning furniture is exposed to the elements, such as the sun and the rain. These are some of the most important conditions to consider when choosing a new lounge set.
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La Peninsular: An expert on pasta tiles in Mérida

La Peninsular mosaic factory has been in business since the seventies. For over 50 years now, they've offered artisanal mosaics crafted in their centro workshop. Today, they have over 100 designs from which to choose from, and their designs have travelled all around the globe.
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La Casa en el Árbol — A playground for grown-ups

"La Casa en el Árbol"– House in a tree, sits at the heart of Yaxkukul, a municipality in the interior of Yucatán. It is a retreat house for the owner, whose family lived for many years on those very grounds. The project draws inspiration from a “solar”, a traditional country Mayan house.
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Ser Eterno: Furniture and the passing of time

Ser Eterno has developed the skill of visualizing spaces and pieces of furniture together, long before restoration has even begun.
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Décima Taller: Workshop threading memories in Mérida

Décima is a Yucatecan brand creating artworks from thread. Through an algorithm, they translate digitized portraits into a series of lines which then serve as a basic template.
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Lagalá gallery in Mérida, Yucatán.
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Cobalto es Azul: Documenting Mérida’s unique architecture

Cobalto es Azul is a Social Media project headed by Pedro Castro, a young architect focused on documenting Mérida's unique architecture.
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Ileana Jacobo: The art of flowers in Yucatán

In the world of flower arrangements, there are those who see flowers as more than mere decoration. Ileana Jacobo believes that flowers evoque a universal language of love.
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Casa Luna is a white water retreat in downtown Mérida

An artist’s Centro retreat embraces neutral colors and clear refreshing water.
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Know your critters: A guide to insects and creatures in Yucatán

In Yucatán, bugs are abundant, varied, and a tad frightening. Yet they are not all dangerous and are sometimes even desirable house guests.
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Mérida’s road rules: When can you cut down a tree?

anctions are in force against anyone who arbitrarily cuts or prunes trees on public roads. Fines can exceed 600,000 pesos, with jail time from six months to two years.
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Into the city of Mérida: Xcumpich and its haciendas

In 1889, Xcumpich was one of 79 haciendas near Mérida's outskirts. Today it is properly within the urban limits. The old henequen hacienda, adjacent to the old Cordemex facilities, is now a private mansion.
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Progreso renovation respects the classic lines of a mid-century home

One block off the Gulf, but still close enough to catch the breezes — and the sand — Casa Mareto was built in 1950 and was owned by the same family until now.
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