We drew inspiration from the German industrial designer Dieter Rams, renowned for his work at Braun in the 1950s and 1960s, as well as his design philosophy. The result was a fully modular kitchen that can be assembled like a puzzle. Each module features a stainless steel back and side guides where shelves and different components can be attached. Furthermore, each kitchen station is numbered according to the pizza assembly sequence, and this numbering is displayed on the flooring.

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We designed the new offices for MediaMonks, a space where every detail is crafted to stimulate creativity. From collaborative areas to relaxation spaces, we created an inspiring environment for a continuously evolving creative company.

We love sharing artists who inspire us. Felipe Pantone is an Argentine-Spanish artist known for his dynamic and futuristic work that blends analog past with digital future. His works explore transformation, the digital revolution, and contemporary themes. Through his art, Pantone reflects on the relationship between light, color, and visual perception. His work ranges from frescoes and murals to sculptures, always innovatively merging technology and art.

Construction process of the logo for the @delaostia.com.ar project Alcorta Shopping

The concept was, being able to take the brand logo to a macro scale. An approximate size of 2 meters in height x 0.50 meters in depth is proposed. Swipe to see the entire process!

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Mirrors that multiply, a play of lights and shapes that seduce: mirrors become the perfect ally for commercial spaces that aim to captivate their visitors. Mirrors are understood as a material object that transcends their physical condition, as their entity depends on what is reflected in them. The idea is to work with this materiality from a poetic perspective, where not only their utilitarian function is contemplated, but also the conceptual vision proposed in an integral project. The aim is to reinterpret the reflection itself through its possible applications and treatments: curved, straight, flexible, amorphous, on walls, ceilings, and furniture.

In many of our projects, we collaborate with artists to create works that reflect the brand’s values, transmitting sensitivity and emotion, making each project a unique and unrepeatable space.

An example of this was Blue Sheep at Patio Bullrich, where the wicker work of Edgardo Madanes, “Weaving the Air”, functions as an organic and transparent plane within the space, whose morphology refers to the natural process of the garments themselves. In turn, the founder of the brand Cata Chavanne made a textile experimentation with her own hands which she later coated onto the sculptural counter located in the center of the store.

New article published in Clarín about the concept and project carried out for Oh! Tea in Barrio Chino, Buenos Aires. Swipe to see all the content.

Created especially for the second Lharmonie store located at Nicaragua 6066.

A warm and comfortable design with modern and curved lines was envisioned, to coexist with the architecture of the store where the predominant material is wood.

The structure is made of solid incense wood. The round seat is upholstered in bone-colored linen.

Te mostramos la nota publicada en revista Wideprint sobre el concepto y proyecto realizado para Oh! Tea en Barrio Chino, Buenos Aires. Desliza para ver todo el contenido.

El desafío que afrontamos al diseñar Wayku fue poder integrar un restaurant, un hidden bar y un patio bajo un solo concepto de diseño. Inspirados en la cultura quechua, tomamos como eje la Trilogía Andina, donde lo divino, la tierra y la dimension desconocida son representados por animales sagrados. El Condor, el puma y la serpiente son materializados de forma abstracta en tres espacios articulados a través de un portal que atraviesa las distintas dimensiones. Desliza para conocer el proyecto.

El Proyecto cuenta la llegada de un emprendimiento de pan fundado por daneses a las calles de Buenos Aires, armando tiendas de expendio en los diferentes barrios porteños. Fusionamos la filosofia de diseño nórdica con la dientidad porteña, seleccionando una sintética paleta de materiales e incorporando elementos propios de cada sitio. Materiales nobles como la madera y la piedra, antiguamente empleados para producir el pan, son protagonistas de este nuevo universo, siendo utilizados con orden y simpleza. La clásica baldosa de vereda le da el toque porteño tradicional, pero con un modo de aplicación no convencional. Desliza para ver el proceso creativo.

Uno de los detalles distintivos del restaurant desde el punto de vista del diseño es este particular revestimiento de piso. La idea fue traer un poco de cada piedra natural, utilizando formas organicas y trabajo artesanal, y fundirlo mediante el terrazzo como material de integracion. Cada marmol fue seleccionado, dibujado, cortado y ubicado de manera manual. El proceso inició en el taller donde elegimos las piezas y les dimos la forma. Luego, recibimos los distintos grupos de piedras y los ubicamos uno por uno de manera que siempre haya variedad a la vista. El terrazo colado in situ completó el espacio entre las piezas, y finalmente un pulido sacó a relucir los distintos tonos de marmol natural.  Aquí mostramos el proceso de trabajo desde el inicio hasta el resultado final.