Xinú, Mexico City. Documenting America’s botanical richness through perfumes

A cross-country journey to discover fragrances. Creative director, Veronica Peña realized how selected perfumes around the world have ingredients native to Mexico

Casa Bosques, Mexico City. What the digital era cannot offer, is to be found here

A bookstore that dates back to the beginning of the Twentieth century generating a style that belonged to the period of Mexican dictator, Porfirio Diaz

Cafebrería El Péndulo, San Ángel, Mexico City. A bookstore designed for human interaction

A ninety-year-old palm tree stands its ground as the focal point of the store at sixteen meters tall – a second home to those who indulge in a confetti of books

Librería Conarte, Mexico. A wooden dome for readers in the center of Monterrey

The council for culture and art is a space that wraps the reader in through a dome that plays with visual perspective

Troquer, Mexico City. Intellectual architecture reshaping the retail therapy experience

An online fashion retailer selling second-hand luxury. Lucía Martínez-Ostos and Ytzia Belausteguigoitia began a store as a business centered on the two friends’ local network

Coqui Coqui Perfumería, Mexico. The legacy of Mayan medicine and Franciscan emulsions

A distillery in the Yucatan Peninsula recreates ancient fragrances meant for everyone –a child, a grandfather, a Parisian or a Mayan