Tulum, with its authentic and unique style, implying wood all over, combined with strong nuances and modern and industrial accents, emanates, however, the same traditional and original energy. Tulum has an extremely idyllic, raw and organic air, at the same time, but sprinkled with eccentric and super cozy mixes. I adored the way of blending the tropical vibe and the dream and magazine setups, permanently preserving the traditional breath, boasting of its thatched roofs, its little, low, wooden tables, made of hard wood which are unfinished, with their apparently careless, wrought iron details but with a touch, as cool as possible and with a drop of sophistication and even with a bit of romanticism. Nothing seems to be arranged or set in order here, however, all are closely and perfectly connected, and every traveller is shrouded in harmony, from all points of view…

While playing the “game” of decorating the interiors and exteriors, nothing remains for me but to quote from the antique, wooden placard : ”One to change a few. A few to change many. Many to change the world. Start with one!” Whatever it might be! Vamos!