From Mexico, With Love: Thoughtful Finds

The Clavijero lounge chair combines design elements of brutalism and minimalism, embodying simplicity with its clean lines and quality craftsmanship.

Handmade from Rosa Morada Wood using traditional carpentry techniques, these conceptual chairs are crafted for conversation, reading, rest, and contemplation. Named after one of Mexico’s oldest theaters, Clavijero draws inspiration from classic theater seats.

Infused with coastal elements and a boho-chic vibe, the Despertar coffee table is a captivating blend of styles. Crafted from bent oak wood and water-cut ceramic, it showcases nearly 80 helical cut tiles, creating a delightful fusion of textures and aesthetics.

The Jolgorio bench goes beyond conventional design, woven from natural materials and accented with colorful lacquered wood. It brings a textured, vibrant energy accentuated with maximalist touches, abandoning the constraints of serious and everyday design in favor of a more whimsical style.

Crafted by artisans in Puebla, México, the Lago marble table reflects a philosophy of creating soulful objects with a purpose. Embracing elements of brutalism, with a nod to Art Deco, designers Karim and Joana collaborate with diverse artisan groups across Mexico, infusing contemporary aesthetics into each unique piece.

The Reborn Chair, in a delightful pastel yellow, epitomizes radical design with its bold lines and form. This chair redefines spaces by speaking the language of abstraction, color, form, and material. It draws inspiration from Mexico’s archaeology, local manufacturing, and spirituality.

The Loto Collection emerged from an exploration of turned wooden rods and curiosity. The twin side tables feature Tlaquepaque fusion glass tops, creating a unique see-through effec. Infused with Art Deco influences and rustic undertones, the Loto tables offer a distinct blend of styles.

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This delightful armchair brings boldness to your living room with its soft, cushioned seat, providing comfort and support for reading areas. The wicker-threaded back adds a touch of coastal charm, while the design, influenced by Bauhaus principles, achieves a harmonious blend of form and function.

Crafted in Guadalajara, Mexico, The Archipiélago biophilic set draws inspiration from the organic and unexpected geography of islands. The set of three nested tables is produced in powder-coated steel, showcasing a minimalist and neo-industrial design.

The “Jacinto’s Castle of Dreams” hammock, is a sculptural, textured work that redefines the possibilities of henequen fiber. This Yucatecan hammock showcases the three-dimensional potential of this natural fiber, marrying tradition and contemporaneity in a rustic and boho-chic design.

The Ball-Foot Chair features upholstery made from cactus leather, a vegan textile infused with natural cacti fibers. Playfully engaging with its distinctive spherical extremities, the chair’s design evokes both minimalist and mid-century modern elements. This piece revisits a hope for utopian visions while incorporating space-age influences.

The Catalina coffee table draws inspiration from basic geometries in Mexican design and architecture. Crafted from oak wood, this handmade table naturally integrates influences of Scandinavian modern and Mid Century Modern design.

The Pupa side table demonstrates a perfect fusion of innovation and age-old craftsmanship. Skillfully handwoven in Mexico, the stool has a tactile surface crafted from natural wicker fibers. The uniquely shaped legs, symbolizing the stages of an insect’s metamorphosis, earn it the evocative name ‘Pupa.’ Infused with subtle elements of soft minimalism, rustic texture, and biophilia, this stool harmonizes form and function.

This dining table features a volcanic stone base, complemented by a solid wood crosspiece and circular tempered smoked glass surface. Embodying brutalist aesthetics and functional design, the raw volcanic stone, rustic solid wood, and modern glass surface converge to create a bold centerpiece.

Artfully crafted using traditional techniques, the Aurum Cabinets blend timeless elegance with artistic expression. The sandblasted wood introduces a touch of boho-chic design, while the application of 23-carat gold leaf adds an element of Art Deco sophistication. The result is a captivating and minimalistic creation.

The Cult stool / side table, hand-sculpted from Mexican marble, embodies a modernist blend of primal sculptural-architectural language. Each edition showcases unique pattern formations, exploring the geological richness of Mexico’s rocks with a touch of minimalist brutalism.

The “Pancha” lounge chair draws inspiration from basic geometries in Mexican design and architecture. Crafted primarily from wood, the chair reflects coastal and rustic influences. The material and joint system allow for versatile adaptation to different spaces.

The Carmen bar cabinet pays homage to the art of craftsmanship, celebrating the use of artisanal processes like carved wood and hand-turned metal parts. This approach, drawing from Mid Century Modern and eclectic influences, yields textured, highly detailed objects that radiate warmth and character.

The Elements stool set radiates a captivating soft-minimalist aura. Crafted from sturdy pine wood it offers a subtle, wintery wood look. This set harmonizes proportions with the golden ratio, abstracting the essence of earth, water, fire, and air. Influenced by Scandinavian modern and coastal aesthetics, each stool uniquely embodies stability and fluidity.

The Cronos bench, supported by twelve feet symbolizing time, embodies conceptual design and radical minimalism. Its central straight line signifies a clear beginning and end, symbolizing order and perfection.