Every project,
a personal story.
A selection of spaces and details that reveal our approach to design.
01 / Tulum · Residential interiors
Inhabiting
a story.
The brief began with a wish: for the apartment to feel part of Tulum. Working with an artist, local vegetation became murals created especially for its spaces.
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A ceiba tree accompanied the journey up the staircase: its roots, representing the underworld in the project’s narrative, at the beginning; its trunk along the ascent; and its canopy upon reaching the living room.
That intention continued through bespoke pieces, a jaguar embroidered on the linens, books about local culture, and lamps made with flowing fabrics to improve the diffusion of soft light and accompany long conversations. A sense of place took shape in the details of everyday life.
Botanical mural created for the project.
02 / Chelem · Complete interior design
Designing the
whole experience.
The project began before crossing the threshold: from the elevator landing, lighting and changes in materials prepared the journey towards the sea. Every decision belonged to a single experience of inhabiting the space.
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Hallway doors were concealed within wallpaper and walnut mouldings, which curved to become handles. The kitchen was designed to disappear visually into the social space, with integrated equipment and panelled appliances.
The meeting of the island’s veins and the transparency of the dining table served the same intention: preserving openness and the view. Backlit glass with encapsulated linen concealed the bar and projection area.
From bespoke furniture to bathroom details and different lighting scenes, the design supported ways of resting, gathering and hosting.
Walnut and continuous veining in the kitchen.
Complete interior design: Patricia Boyancé, during her time as partner and Design Director at Mucuy Studio.
03 / Polanco · A personal way of living
The same objects,
a new home.
With every move came the same furniture, artworks and objects gathered throughout my life. The space changed, and so did the way I brought them together, welcomed the light and lived among them.
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In Polanco, an empty apartment became a place where I felt embraced. Each piece found a new position, a new conversation with the others, without losing what it meant to me.
A home is also made of memories of those who share our lives, briefly or for many years. Designing this space meant giving those memories a place in the present: creating a personal atmosphere with what was already part of my story.
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