The old colonial town of San Miguel de Allende is one of Mexico's most prized jewels.
I have visited on several occasions and always fall in love -- again. And again.
It is no wonder why so many Americans retire to this city -- or just go to visit, to shop, or attend art and language classes. And, even, albeit accidental, to gain a visual dose of decorating inspiration. See for yourself:
More images I took of this hotel -- about a week before its grand opening:
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I have visited on several occasions and always fall in love -- again. And again.
It is no wonder why so many Americans retire to this city -- or just go to visit, to shop, or attend art and language classes. And, even, albeit accidental, to gain a visual dose of decorating inspiration. See for yourself:
... weathered wooden doors contrasted against faded yet colorful stuccoed walls ... bougainvillea blooms spilling over rooftops....
Steep walls offer privacy while also firing intrigue.
... centuries-old stone archways open to lush patio gardens.
This is Hotel Carmina.
... well-traveled cobblestone roads.
Vibrant orange hue for the chic and hip new Hotel Matilda
More images I took of this hotel -- about a week before its grand opening:
The lobby
Shopping at Insh'ala Imports
Simple store shelving against a patterned wall.
A newly opened Artist Co-op