The Historian · Bruno · Mexico City
Casa de los Azulejos
The counts who owned this tiled the whole facade to out-dazzle their rivals. In 1914 it saw one of the country's first restaurant strikes. Grandeur and labor, one house.
An 18th-century palace sheathed in blue-and-white Puebla tiles, now a Sanborns — an Orozco mural on the stair and an early labor-strike footnote inside.
— Bruno, The Historian
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