Name: Casa Mexicana Italika DT 125 Delivery Blanco 2018_video
Brand: Italika
SKU: 00978887057211
Price: 695 MXN
Availability: OutOfStock

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<div>Mexico is a country that exudes sensuality. Its long tradition of extraordinary architecture both vernacular and contemporary, its exuberance, colours, scales and proportions, is apparent in the exceptional buildings and homes that can be found throughout the country. The wealth of Mexico?S indigenous and colonial heritage, as well as the design legacy of leading figures such as Barrag?N and Legorreta have been passed down from generation to generation. The result is apparent in the work of the many talented architects and designers in this country today. Casa Mexicana embraces architecture of enormous diversity, from the lush coastlines of the Pacific Ocean, to the arid planes of Yucatan, the jungles of Campeche, the colonial streets of San Miguel de Allende, the centennial haciendas of Colima, and the modern skyline of Mexico City.</div>