We begin with the material—not as a means to an end, but as a collaborator in the process. Stone, clay, metal, and wood each have their own language, shaped by earth, time, and human touch. We honor their origin and allow their natural qualities to guide the design. In every piece, we aim to preserve what is already there—letting the material speak before imposing form.

We see design as a vessel for memory. Rather than break from the past, our work seeks to extend it—reinterpreting inherited forms and techniques through contemporary eyes. Each object and space holds cultural weight, shaped by the context in which it was made. In doing so, we preserve not just materials, but the deeper stories they carry.

Our studio exists in conversation—with artisans, techniques, and territories. We work closely with craftspeople across Guatemala, integrating their ancestral knowledge into each project. These collaborations are built on mutual respect and shared authorship, where design is not a solitary act but a collective gesture. Every piece carries the trace of many hands and the richness of a living tradition.

We see design as a vessel for memory. Rather than break from the past, our work seeks to extend it—reinterpreting inherited forms and techniques through contemporary eyes. Each object and space holds cultural weight, shaped by the context in which it was made. In doing so, we preserve not just materials, but the deeper stories they carry.