As part of a new initiative, ESRAWE is transforming its Mexico City showroom into a platform that promotes collaboration among the designers and creatives it works with. This inaugural exhibition seeks to capture the essence of the synergy that defines their working method, featuring iconic pieces from VISSIO, EWE, and Héctor Esrawe's own work, alongside high-design furniture from ESRAWE Studio and young designers like Manu Bañó. Additionally, they are presenting their partnership with Galería Arróniz, showcasing a selection of national and international artists. Read on to discover the full collections.
HÉCTOR ESRAWE
Esrawe’s work spans furniture, objects, interior design, architecture, public space installations, exhibition design, and Limited Editions: sculptural, collectible design pieces in numbered series ranging from 7 to 15 pieces per edition.
ESRAWE STUDIO
Esrawe Studio is a multidisciplinary design workshop and concept laboratory—an internationally recognized, highly skilled, creative, and professional firm. Grounded in solid methodologies, systems, and expertise, we generate comprehensive design solutions for architecture, interior design, and furniture projects.
VISSIO
VISSIO is a platform for unlimited experimentation, established as a collaboration between designers, artists, and architects with artisans from Nouvel, to create unique, limited-edition pieces that blur the boundaries between art and design. Nouvel is one of the leading glass workshops in the Americas.
EWE
EWE is a Mexico City-based design studio dedicated to creating handcrafted, limited-edition, sculptural, and functional objects. EWE stems from a passion for preserving and continuing Mexico's rich artisanal heritage, while embracing new mediums and languages to execute each piece.
MANU BAÑÓ
OBJ-01 is the first solo-designed object by Mexico City-based Valencian designer Manu Bañó, who is also a co-founder of EWE design studio and LaSelva Studio, and an associate at Esrawe Studio.
For more information, visit ESRAWE.
This article was written by Mónica Arellano. The translation is powered by AI.
