On Thursday, October 3, a new space called Design House opened in Mexico City, showcasing a series of interventions that integrate disciplines such as design, architecture, and interior design. Over the past nine years, the initiative has presented cutting-edge proposals from more than one hundred participating firms across various properties. These projects are created in collaboration with showrooms from the Design Route (Ruta del Diseño), which provide the design firms with the pieces and accessories that make up their diverse proposals.
For this year's edition, Design House featured 24 renowned architecture and interior design firms. Drawing inspiration from prominent Mexican personalities across different public spheres, they transformed various spaces using pieces and materials from brands such as Porcelanosa, Comex, Helvex, Firenze, Kohler, Saint Gobain, Plaka Saint Gobain, Chukum, Crest, and Arauco, among others.
The participants who intervened in the spaces include AD HOC, A.D.I, Aplenosol, Asimétrico, Bernardi+Peschard Arquitectura, C Cúbica Arquitectos + Luis Ramirez, Comité de Proyectos, Casa Equis, Duco lab + Anuar Layón, Jardín Sustentable, FOAM, GG Arquitectura, VFO Arquitectos + Glocal, GRID, KAST Studio + Thierry Jeannot + Studio Panebianco, MarqCó, Olga Hanono, RDLC, Rhyzoma, Uribe Krayer, Design Magazine, Studio Roca, Taller Lu'um, Taller Maya, VA Studio + Legorreta y Alonso Arquitectos, Vertebral, VGZ arquitectura, and Vieyra Arquitectos.
Design House is located at Aguiar y Seijas 140, Col. Lomas de Virreyes, and is open from October 4 to October 28, Monday through Sunday, from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM. For more information, visit Design Week México.
This article was written by Mónica Arellano. The translation is powered by AI.
