Friday, September 21, 2012

SAYULITA!!

This is the little place I have called home for the past 6 years.  Come visit!



VIEW FROM MY HOUSE



YEMAYA BOUTIQUE - MY SHOP 





MY FRIEND'S AMAZING HOUSE AND BEAUTIFUL SECLUDED BEACH 


TACOS AND GYPSY GALLERY 



PACHA MAMA HOUSE

 MY LITTLE MAN - COSTA


VIEW OF PUNTA SAYULITA FROM NORTH END OF TOWN


PASCUARO

SECRET BEACH




INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE

Great Escapes

San Giorgio Mykonos - This hotel is right up my ally.  I love the simple design.  It looks incredible - relaxing, fun, good design, yummy food.  Someday, Ill make it there!










Buying trip - San Cristobal de Las Casas

I haven't blogged in quite a while - mostly due to the fact that I have been really busy working.  I recently went on a successful shopping extravaganza in San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas.  The first time I traveled there, we stayed in a really nice B&B right off of Santo Domigo Church - right by the main market. This trip, we stayed in the relatively new and hip hotel, Hotel Bo - Bo meaning "water" in the local language Tzotzil.  I did get a little sick on both trips, but needless to say I definitely am making this my "go to" for finding amazing wool  and embroidered textiles and other treasures.  Chiapas is an interesting place because much like Guatemala, there is a very rich Mayan culture.  Most indigenous people still speak there native language and there are many people who don't even speak very much Spanish at all.  










HOTEL BO

Monday, April 16, 2012

Visual feasting on Formentera...again

Here are two more lovely homes on Formentera.  They both look so cozy and confortable...I wish I was cooking up something yummy while enjoying a nice glass of Spanish wine!









Casa Consuelo







Images from Jordi Canosa

Friday, April 6, 2012

Phillip Dixon's Home in Venice

Ever since my good friend told me about Phillip Dixon's home in Venice a couple of years ago, I have been wanting to share it.  I know its been featured many times, but I couldn't resist.  What I love about it, is that you would never know you are right smack in the middle of Venice (LA), for it is completely walled-in and the architecture and interior make you think you are in Morocco or some island off of Spain.  The three-bedroom home has endless natural light and a river-like pool that runs through the main rooms.  I like how it's possible you wouldn't notice if you are inside the house or out.