Roma Norte — Mexico City
Mexico íntimo
Because the best version
of Mexico was never meant for a
crowd.
01 — The house
In the heart of Roma Norte, a father redesigned this house as a gift to his three daughters — a place to keep family close, honour tradition, and keep the spirit of Mexico alive.
See gallery02 — The workshop
Every piece of Talavera you see was hand-crafted by artisans from Uriarte Talavera, the oldest workshop in Mexico. Two regional clays, two firings, mineral pigments, brushes of mule hair — a sixteenth-century process, untouched.
03 — The details
A completely renewed traditional Porfirian house — where every detail was made by artisans, and every guest is treated like family.
Tour the workshopSuites
Murales Talavera
Throughout the hotel, murals replicate the street life of Mexico City and the everyday crafts that make it unique — from the entrance to the bistró, in every guest room, and on the roof. Each was handmade by artisans from Puebla who have refined the art of Talavera for over 200 years.
The masterpiece · 1919
Replica of the Ventosa–Uriarte mural that changed Talavera forever: art nouveau borders, cherry trees springing from cobalt tibores, lions and eagles woven with motifs from Chinese porcelain. Painted by Enrique Vázquez Tejeda — his twentieth time — and Víctor, one year at the workshop.
The house
For breakfast, for golden hour, for losing track of time.
Authentic Talavera and private, limited-edition collections by appointment.
Leafy streets, local markets and the city's finest tables, a short walk away.
“Every detail was handmade by artisans, and every guest is treated like family.”
The art of food
A bistró rooted in Mexican tradition. The flavours of Puebla, brought to the heart of Mexico City. Traditional recipes served on handmade Talavera, in a space that feels like someone's home — because it is.
Reserve a tableExperiences
Tasman Collection
Journal · CDMX
