Dining Room in the Acapulco Home of Gloria Guinness, Vogue

Dining room at the Acapulco home belonging to socialite Gloria Guinness and her husband, Loel Guinness, designed by Mexican architect, Marco Antonio Aldaco. Features include a dining table in sabino wood, hand-carved chairs from a marketplace in San Angel, a rug made out of "petates": handwoven straw peasant sleepmats, and Gloria's collection of Mexican pottery displayed on the shelves around the blue-and-white walls. Set into a niche in the wall is a Colonial statue of a saint with porcelain eyes.