This year’s Medellin Design Week brought world-renowned designer Karim Rashid to Medellín, a testament to the success and innovation the city has been credited with in recent years, one that has furthered its worldwide notoriety to rival that of other design-famous cities.
Read MoreThe Paloma container set by Krause Chavarri studio was designed to send an important message, communicating Chile’s identity and referencing its diverse geography through the use of stackable containers made in high-quality local materials.
Read MoreMexican design studio Bandido Studio has collaborated with designer Cesar Núñez to fashion the Bo lamp, a tactile-sensitive table lamp with an abstract sculptural quality to it.
Read MoreEstudio Persona has tapped into their Uruguayan roots to create Flow, a distinctly neutral and minimalist furniture collection that favors the absence of color to the usual Hispanic cliché of sun-soaked skies and vibrant, highly saturated tones.
Read MoreDesign collective La Tlapalería launches “Bebida Bien Vivida”, a contemporary beverage set collection showcasing the flavors, colors and traditions that exist around twelve iconic Mexican drinks.
Read MoreA recap of Latin American design at Milan Design Week, starting with Africa & Latin America Rising Design/ Design Emergente at the SaloneSatellite.
Read MoreNYC-based Studio Sayso launched Collection 01, the studio’s first-ever collection, reflecting the designers’ multicultural backgrounds: France and Colombia.
Read MoreColombian Contemporary Design returns to New York Design Week’s WantedDesign fair with the May Day exhibition organized by Medellin Design Week.
Read MoreAll about Palorosa, a lifestyle brand inspired by Guatemalan craftsmanship that presents tote bags that repurpose traditional recycled plastic baskets.
Read MoreWhat to do in Lima: The Lima Guide for design lovers.
Read MoreA tour through Maido, Latin America’s Best Restaurant, located in Lima
Read MoreDuring Milan Design Week, Italian brand Marni showcased “La Vereda,” the brand’s interpretation of Colombia.
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