"Julio" Side Table

by Taller Nacional Mexico

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Estimated production time: 8 weeks
Dimension LxWxH (cm): 50x50x45
Material : Tzalam Wood, Volcanic stone
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The “Julio” Side Table is part of our “BASE” collection and is inspired by the Mexican modernist era. In Taller Nacional, wood is used as a basis for all of our pieces, In this collection, we decided to include new materials taking advantage of their physical qualities, resistance, durability, and aesthetics.

BASE generates sensorial experiences, in which the materials create contrasts that adapt to multiple spaces.

Side table with volcanic stone top.
100% Handmade.
Production time: 4 – 8 weeks

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Weight 33 kg
Dimensions 58 × 58 × 53 cm
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About the designer


Arredondo brothers, Luis and Gabriel, self-taught master carpenters, industrial designers, and founders and directors of Taller Nacional: a furniture design and production firm. Their work focuses on the transformation of materials and their pieces seek balance between technology and the experience of their team composed by great master’s carpenters, using wood as the common thread of their work. Throughout their professional careers, they have had the opportunity to collaborate on different commercial, residential and corporate projects, often with figures from the art, design and architecture industries such as architects Frida Escobedo and Tatiana Bilbao, designer Moisés Hernández, as well as galleries such as Clásicos Mexicanos and AGO Projects. Their work has been published in recognized media such as Their furniture collection \"Evocation\" won the award a! Design as \"Best furniture collection 2019\". This piece was inspired by Mexican modernism. It arises from the search for balance between the different materials and processes involved. On one hand, the efficiency and thought behind its development, and on the other, aesthetically seeking to generate in the user a feeling of longing and respect for the past, applauding the great legacy left in Mexico by figures of furniture design and manufacture such as Michael Van Beuren, Clara Porset, Eugenio Escudero, Industrias Ruíz Galindo, among others.

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New Solid is a vision to feel and live with art. It is the first show of Casa Nueva, a livable gallery space and apartment hotel initiated by designers River Valadez and Sebastián Arroyo Hoebens, built on the idea that art can be inhabited. We invite visitors to participate in the dialogue among transdisciplinary works from the contemporary art and design scene. It concerns functional art designed and conceived by artists from two magnificent cities, Mexico City and New York, in a correlation founded in geometry, technology, and crafts. The artworks, bliss for the contemplative eye and a joy to use, will invite the beholder to examine the floating and multidimensional character of concepts such as mass, volume, or weight. The location, equipped as a functional living space, can be found in the historical center of Mexico City. The event will be part of the Design Week Mexico festivities in partnership with Adorno, acting as the international design and logistics platform, as well as Ángulo Cero, an Art Gallery with astonishing designs located in Mexico City, and with the support of Yunuen Sariego, promoter and curator of contemporary art based in Mexico City.