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For Design House at Design Week Mexico, a 1940s-era villa was collectively transformed by local architects and interior designers.
Bogota’s newest and slickest bakery setting is courtesy of soup-and-sandwich emporium Masa, with its brand new spot in the city’s traditionally residential neighborhood of Usaquén. The new Masa, a Bogotá establishment aptly named after the Spanish word meaning dough, opened its doors in September with an airy, 7500-square-foot open-plan restaurant featuring a café, a bakery, a dining room, a retail space, and a patio.
For the architecture world, Mexico’s Luis Barragán is known as one of the first recipients of the prestigious Pritzker Architecture Prize, an honor bestowed annually to the most remarkable architects in the world. For Mexico, Barragán is the creator of a purely local art form that incorporates traditionally popular materials into modern design, untainted by pre-Hispanic or colonial influence. And for the rest of us aesthetes, the architect’s color blocking and playful modernism is reason enough to make Mexico City our latest “it” destination.
Maker Home promises a sustainable living option that uses digitally manufactured homes (where pieces are cut by means of a numeric CNC machine) to ensure speedier construction times and a more waste-efficient use of materials.
Casa Abierta (“Open House”) is an interactive macro-installation that provides an opportunity for some of the country’s most renowned construction and design brands to present the latest trends in interior design in a fully furnished home.
Presenting the 8 finalists who will work hand in hand with international mentors of different design disciplines, to develop a project during the next 5 months.
In their latest collection for Adorno, “The Material Language”, curators Ana Elena Mallet & Pilar Obeso presented a selection of pieces that represent the experimental spirit of reinvention at the center of the Mexican contemporary collectible design scene.
The Natural Room Collection at Sarah Myerscough Gallery in London, featuring artist-designer-makers Fernando Laposse, Angela Damman, and Cristian Mohaded.
Six possible trends that designers should look out for in a post- Coronavirus design landscape.
We present the 8 final candidates who will work hand in hand with 8 professional mentors specialists in different disciplines, to develop a project over the next 4 months for tei- taller en identidad.
All about the 2019 edition of Design Miami, a smaller gathering of design connoisseurs featuring collectible design galleries.
The best of Diseno Colombia at Expoartesanías, one of Latin America’s biggest craft or artisanal fairs.
Interview with designer Esteban Cortázar during the Latin American Fashion Summit, to ask about his past, his creative process, Latin America’s boom, and how he would like to be remembered in the fashion world.
A preview of what awaits us this November 12-16, 2019 in Cartagena, Colombia during the Latin American Fashion Summit (LAFS).
The second edition of Maison Diez Company presented lighting trends in a building- showroom spanning 5 apartments in a historic building in Mexico City.
Presenting the 8 finalists who will work hand in hand with international mentors of different design disciplines, to develop a project during the next 5 months.
A tour through the dizzyingly diverse side of Manizales.
Our new collection of a series of destinations off the beaten path that are a true treat for the senses and all the inspiration you will need to find your way off the grid, embracing a slow travel approach.
In their latest collection for Adorno, “The Material Language”, curators Ana Elena Mallet & Pilar Obeso presented a selection of pieces that represent the experimental spirit of reinvention at the center of the Mexican contemporary collectible design scene.
We traveled to Paris to meet Charlotte Gómez de Orozco, owner of the Parisian wellness hotel HOY, whose pillars are yoga, flowers, good food and finely curated design, and whose interior design is based on the principles of Feng Shui. With 22 rooms, a flower shop, a vegetarian restaurant, a wellness room and a yoga room. In collaboration with Hito Estudio.
The Natural Room Collection at Sarah Myerscough Gallery in London, featuring artist-designer-makers Fernando Laposse, Angela Damman, and Cristian Mohaded.
For those in need of some visual wanderlust, we’ve highlighted a few of our favorite spots in Cartagena, Colombia by local interiors firm Vaissié Studio we think might have the potential to contribute to revitalizing the city's sluggish tourism sector.
Medellin-based Tu Taller Design has reformed part of an old painting studio on Medellin’s “La 10”– a street known for its combination of pedestrian commerce and small hipster businesses, for its new exhibition space.
The Click Clack Hotel in Medellín de Plan: b Arquitectos is not just any hotel. This Bogota chain represents an innovative, fresh, uncomplicated hotel concept with a young soul, which has managed to materialize the dreams and efforts of the local creative industries
The Click Clack Hotel in Medellín de Plan: b Arquitectos is not just any hotel. This Bogota chain represents an innovative, fresh, uncomplicated hotel concept with a young soul, which has managed to materialize the dreams and efforts of the local creative industries