This Luis Barragan home is privately owned, but selectively open for tours. (Must book in advance.) It’s, of course, beautiful and a bit off the beaten path. It’s not devoid of tourists, but those who choose to make the trek are typically interesting folks to meet! And a meal at Tetetlán next door is a must!
3 months ago
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Louise Buckley
“You’re gonna be sad you don’t live here, but happy you at least got to see it. Kind of life changing beautiful Luis Barragan house.”

jenny
“Visited Casa Pedregal after just visiting Casa Barragan and my obsession with the artistry of Barragan grows by the day. Such a beautiful and at times harsh manifestation of finding introspection/reflection in brutal environments (the home is built on volcanic rock during a time when the land was incredible barren), and tinkering the fine, yet still jarring balance of light and dark. My favorite p”

Medusa
“changed how I think of homes and light and color and being birthed into a room forever”



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