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Aug 31, 2009

Taschen's new book Bahia Style shows best places to stay in Bahia and beautiful private homes





Taschen is launching this week the book Bahia Style.

Who wrote it? None other than Angelika Taschen herself (who’s worked for TASCHEN since 1987, and has published numerous titles on art, architecture, photography, design, travel, and lifestyle).
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Photos are by São Paulo native Tuca Reinés, frequent contributor to Vogue, Casa Vogue Brasil, and Wallpaper*, among others. His work has appeared in several design books, including TASCHEN's Seaside Interiors and Great Escapes South America.



Some of Southern Bahia’s most exclusive spots appear in the book, such as my personal fave Espelho das Maravilhas (pictured above), near Trancoso. There are several photos of private houses, including the one owned by my friend Joana Vieira, who has a style all her own:






Here's another stylish beach house, in nearby Curuípe, owned by Isabel Duprat and Manuel Leão:





Also show in the book is the gorgeous Fazenda Calá, by far the best place to stay at Espelho.


Bahia's capital Salvador makes an appearance with a house by famed designer David Bastos:






To buy the book, simply click on the image below:
















Bahia Style is the second book on Brazil released recently by Taschen: more on the other one, called Mario de Janeiro Testino, essentially, a love letter to his favourite city.


And more Bahia on this blog:


Salvador


  1. What to do in Salvador according to The New York Times
  2. 10 top restaurants in Salvador according to Joyce Pascowitch
  3. Top 5 things to do in Salvador by Brazilian foodie Constance Escobar

Barra Grande

  1. All the best restaurants and beach bars

Trancoso
  1. Uxua, a new luxury boutique hotel in Trancoso
  2. Jacaré do Brasil: my favourite Trancoso pousada
  3. A complete listing of hotels and pousadas that I recommend
  4. Terravista: one of the world's most beautiful golf courses
  5. Trancoso: all the best restaurants
  6. Trancoso and Espelho: top 5 things to do
  7. A slideshow of my favourite Trancoso photos
  8. Tauana hotel, in Corumbau, South of Trancoso

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