
Privately owned and administered by the Mustique Company, it encompasses some ninety private homes spread across its 1400 acres. They range from single-storey stone cottages to Palladian mansions and modern-day creations of glass and steel.
Architectural and cultural influences are numerous and diverse, resulting in a unique collection of singular houses. Given the size of the island - a little over two square miles - it is doubtful whether such an eclectic group of properties exists in such a small area anywhere else.
In this book one of the Caribbean's best-known photographers, Mike Toy, takes us on a tour through twenty-three of the island's homes and illustrates why they are amongst the most coveted in the world.
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