Meksykańsk dom kolonialny - NYT

One of nine bedrooms, this one on the second floor with a terrace, at the Mabruka, a Mexican colonial home created by the distinctive architectural de...

A terrace spanned by heavy wooden beams suspended by stone pillars and oak doors carved with geometric designs at the Mabruka, a Mexican colonial home...

A working fireplace, one of seven, in the living room at the Mabruka, a Mexican colonial home created by the distinctive architectural designer Rodolf...

Stone walls on the street seclude the Mabruka, a peach-colored Mexican colonial home created by the distinctive architectural designer Rodolfo Ayala,...

Sculptures of gray cantera, a Mexican stone, grace the terrace and yard throughout at the Mabruka, a peach-colored Mexican colonial home created by th...

An oval-shaped swimming pool surrounded by a stone walkway at the Mabruka, a Mexican colonial home created by the distinctive architectural designer R...

Stairs with blue-and-gold-tiled risers lead to the second floor at the Mabruka, a Mexican colonial home created by the distinctive architectural desig...

Four columns of gray cantera surround an arch with a star skylight that leads to the dining area in the Mabruka, a Mexican colonial home created by th...

The library, with built-in bookshelves and large windows with views of a lush garden at the Mabruka, a Mexican colonial home created by the distinctiv...

The grounds of the Mabruka, a Mexican colonial home created by the distinctive architectural designer Rodolfo Ayala, in Cuernavaca, just outside Mexic...

The kitchen, with a tiled vaulted ceiling and skylight, wooden cabinetry, granite countertops and hand-painted Mexican tiles, at the Mabruka, a Mexica...

The Mabruka, a peach-colored Mexican colonial home created by the distinctive architectural designer Rodolfo Ayala, in Cuernavaca, just outside Mexico...