Latest Design News About Mexico City

“Chainmail Chair” by Panorammma Atelier – A crafted intersection of pain, pleasure, and primal instinct

At the intersection of artisanal craftsmanship, experimental design, and primal instinct is the Panoramma Atelier's "Chainmail Chair", a new take on W…

Stephanie Dean July 14, 2022

Tributo: Working with Dialogues of Heritage, Continuity, & Sustainability

Design studio Tributo, founded in 2013 by Laura and Gabriela Noriega, emphasises dialogue, sustainability, and collaborative design through their prac…

Stephanie Dean March 19, 2021

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The Material Language: Connecting through Forms, Colours, & Textures A Mexican Collection Curated by Pilar Obeso & Ana Elena Mallet⁠

"The Material Language" presents pieces which characterise the sense of rediscovery and reinvention at the centre of the contemporary Mexican design s…

Stephanie Dean November 16, 2020

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Piedrafuego: Maintaining Authenticity through Continuity

With a focus on materials and the ways in which materials can be transformed, Mexican design studio Piedrafuego creates pieces which work between the …

Stephanie Dean February 11, 2020

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Ayres MX: Modern Memories of a Prehistoric & Pre-Hispanic Past

Through their studio, Ayres MX, designer duo Joana Valdez and Karim Molina bring their respective backgrounds in industrial and textile design togethe…

Stephanie Dean February 2, 2020

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Announcing Mexico at Crossovers 2019: The rescue of ancestral materials and its re-appreciation.

“As a Mexican designer, it is difficult not to be interested in traditional crafts.” Ana Elena Mallet & Pilar Obeso Curators of the Mexican Collection …

Adorno August 8, 2019

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Meet the curator: PILAR OBESO, Mexico City

Shortly after receiving her BFA in Fashion and Textile Design at Mexico City’s CENTRO de Diseño Cine y Televisión in 2009, Pilar Obeso launched a…

Adorno October 16, 2017

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“Chainmail Chair” by Panorammma Atelier – A crafted intersection of pain, pleasure, and primal instinct

Tributo: Working with Dialogues of Heritage, Continuity, & Sustainability

The Material Language: Connecting through Forms, Colours, & Textures A Mexican Collection Curated by Pilar Obeso & Ana Elena Mallet⁠

Piedrafuego: Maintaining Authenticity through Continuity

Ayres MX: Modern Memories of a Prehistoric & Pre-Hispanic Past

Announcing Mexico at Crossovers 2019: The rescue of ancestral materials and its re-appreciation.

Meet the curator: PILAR OBESO, Mexico City

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