We weave character into spaces.

A woven surface extends across the ceiling, bringing depth to the architecture. Its repeating pattern and warm tones complement the walls and structural elements, creating visual continuity throughout. The photographs document the installation of the ceiling covering.

Project type

Hotel · Woven ceiling

Our contribution

Woven panels · Ceiling covering · Tailored integration

• Photograph 1: Detail of the woven ceiling during installation, beside a white structure and a concrete staircase.
• Photograph 2: Wide view of the woven ceiling, with panel divisions and service outlets still visible.
• Photograph 3: Close-up of the ceiling weave beside the wall, with openings for the building services.

A pale net forms waves beneath the ceiling at Red Market, Hyatt. Its suspension points create a sequence of heights that interacts with the warm lighting and brings movement to the interior. The photographs capture the installation while the space was being fitted out.

Project type

Hospitality · Suspended net installation

Our contribution

Decorative nets · Suspended composition · Ceiling integration

• Photograph 1: Pale net suspended in waves beneath a timber ceiling with warm lighting; protected furniture is visible below.
• Photograph 2: Draped decorative net beside a blue column and an entrance, during the interior fit-out.
• Photograph 3: View of the room with suspended nets above tables and seating still wrapped in protective coverings.

At CHI Xcaret, a sequence of woven panels runs along the ceiling, drawing the eye through the space. Their repeated forms and the light passing between the weaves create depth, while pale tones sit naturally alongside wood and terracotta-coloured walls.

Location

Xcaret

Project type

Restaurant · Textile ceiling

Our contribution

Bespoke woven panels · Suspended composition · Ceiling installation

• Photograph 1: Lengthwise view of the CHI Xcaret ceiling, with pale woven panels suspended between timber beams.
• Photograph 2: View from below of woven panels stretched between the timber edges of the ceiling.
• Photograph 3: Close view of the pale ceiling weave, with warm light between the woven surfaces.

Green and white striped parasols bring visual continuity to the tables at Ricochet. Their pale fringe softens the outline of each piece and adds texture to a setting of wood, greenery and touches of colour.

Project type

Restaurant · Decorative parasols

Our contribution

Fringed parasols · Coordinated arrangement · Restaurant setting

• Photograph 1: Green and white striped parasols with pale fringe above the tables at Ricochet.
• Photograph 2: Side view of the fringed parasols, tables and yellow tiled fountain at Ricochet.

For the Yucatán stand in Mexico City, suspended woven bands and thread curtains bring colour to an architectural scale. The composition connects the overhead canopy with vertical surfaces, creating visual continuity across the meeting areas and bringing textile craftsmanship into an exhibition setting.

Location

Mexico City

Project type

Exhibition · Textile installation

Our contribution

Suspended textile canopy · Hanging threads · Multicoloured curtains

• Photograph 1: View from inside the Yucatán stand, with green, pink, orange and blue woven bands suspended above the meeting areas.
• Photograph 2: Detail of vertical threads in green, pink, blue, yellow and orange, with knots at the top.
• Photograph 3: Front of the Yucatán stand, with multicoloured thread curtains beneath a screen and an illuminated sign.

A knotted canopy filters the light across the terrace while keeping the greenery in view. The weave follows the existing structure, with a fringed edge adding a soft finish to an outdoor space created for moments of rest.

Location

Riviera Maya

Project type

Residence · Textile canopy

Our contribution

Knotted canopy · Fringed edge · Integration with the pergola

• Photograph 1: A wide view of the terrace with a sofa, wooden chairs and a woven canopy lit at dusk.
• Photograph 2: A long view beneath the terrace’s pale net canopy, with warm lights and greenery in the background.
• Photograph 3: Detail of the knotted canopy and fringe above the pergola’s pillars, with blue sky and trees beyond.
• Photograph 4: A sofa and chairs beneath a woven pergola on a terrace surrounded by greenery.

Large decorative knots run along the walls and columns of Kibi Kibi restaurant at Hotel Xcaret Arte. Terracotta, ivory, grey and yellow form a sequence of colour and texture that complements the furniture and lighting throughout the interior.

Location

Riviera Maya

Project type

Restaurant · Textile installation

Our contribution

Large decorative knots · Bespoke colour palette · Wall and column installation

• Photograph 1: Pale, yellow and brown textile partitions between the tables at Kibi Kibi.
• Photograph 2: A table and banquette seating framed by vertical threads and hanging lights at Kibi Kibi.
• Photograph 3: An upward view of the knots and vertical threads in the textile partitions at Kibi Kibi.

A sequence of textile platforms extends from the jetty at MBH Bacalar, creating places to rest above the water. Repeated frames and woven surfaces follow the walkway, keeping the lagoon in view and making each pause part of the surrounding landscape.

Location

Bacalar, Quintana Roo

Project type

Hospitality · Outdoor nets

Our contribution

Textile platforms · Nets above the water · Integration with the jetty

• Photograph 1: A wooden jetty with a sequence of rectangular nets suspended above the lagoon.
• Photograph 2: A rectangular dark woven net in a wooden frame, viewed diagonally above the water.
• Photograph 3: A view along the jetty and nets beside the vegetation on the shore.
• Photograph 4: An angled view of the jetty with nets arranged along its edge.

In Chuburná, braided walkway details, hammocks and woven canopies accompany life outdoors. Wood and textile bring a light presence to the coastal setting, linking movement, shade and rest through a collection of pieces developed for spaces facing the sea.

Location

Chuburná, Yucatán

Project type

Coastal outdoor spaces

Our contribution

Braided walkway details · Woven hammocks · Shade canopies

• Photograph 1: Hammocks beneath a wooden pavilion beside a circular pool at sunset.
• Photograph 2: Two hammocks beneath a woven canopy facing the sea, surrounded by sand and greenery.
• Photograph 3: A path towards the beach with wooden posts and a braided rope handrail.
• Photograph 4: Detail of the hammocks and posts of a pavilion beside the pool at sunset.

Large cotton braids become a sculptural element within Casa Temozón. Their crossings, knots and tactile surface create a visual connection with the furniture, giving the textile a distinct presence within the residential interior while allowing the surrounding space to remain visible.

Location

Mérida, Yucatán

Project type

Residence · Interior textiles

Our contribution

Cotton braids · Large knots · Integration with the interior

• Photograph 1: A composition of pale braids framing a sitting area with white armchairs and windows onto the garden.
• Photograph 2: Pale braids suspended diagonally in front of a window beside white armchairs.
• Photograph 3: The end of the braided composition beside an armchair and a window overlooking greenery.

A handwoven hammock becomes a place to rest within a suite at Hotel Sevilla. Its suspended line sits comfortably within the tall room, responding to the light and the surrounding materials while adding a quiet expression of craft to the interior.

Project type

Hotel · Suite hammock

Our contribution

Handwoven hammock · A place to rest · Integration with the suite

• Photograph 1: An orange hammock in a suite with warm walls, wooden beams and a green tiled floor.

At Punto Respiro, horizontal nets and hammocks define an outdoor place to rest at Tec de Monterrey’s Santa Fe campus. The woven surfaces sit among colourful supports, paths and planting, bringing places to pause into the everyday landscape of the campus.

Location

Santa Fe campus

Project type

University · Rest area

Our contribution

Horizontal nets · Hammocks · Outdoor integration

• Photograph 1: Hammocks on colourful stands arranged on a lawn at the campus.
• Photograph 2: A hammock on a blue stand with other colourful hammocks among the campus trees.
• Photograph 3: A campus garden with trees, paths and colourful hammocks in the background.
• Photograph 4: A rectangular campus net beside the hammocks, illuminated at night.

Independent hammock stands become part of the gardens at Anáhuac Mayab. Woven textiles and metal structures place spots for rest among the trees, maintaining an open relationship with the planting and the everyday outdoor life of the campus.

Location

Mérida, Yucatán

Project type

University · Outdoor furnishings

Our contribution

Hammock stands · Metal structures · Garden placement

• Photograph 1: Hammocks on metal stands in a broad garden beneath the trees.
• Photograph 2: A view of the garden hammocks through foreground greenery.
• Photograph 3: People resting in hammocks above the grass beneath the trees.

Hammocks and reading nets are arranged among the trees at UAG Campus Tabasco. Collective and individual textile elements offer different ways to use the garden, bringing the weave into everyday pauses for reading, conversation and rest within the university landscape.

Location

Tabasco

Project type

University · Hammocks and nets

Our contribution

Hammocks · Reading nets · Collective and individual elements

• Photograph 1: A row of dark hammocks on individual stands, arranged on a lawn beneath the trees.
• Photograph 2: The collective net seen from a corner of its black frame around a tree trunk.
• Photograph 3: A person resting in a dark hammock above the campus lawn beneath the trees.

A bespoke tensioned net occupies a void within a residence in Corasol, Riviera Maya. The weave introduces a place to rest while preserving views between levels, allowing light and the surrounding greenery to remain part of the experience of the interior.

Location

Riviera Maya

Project type

Residence · Suspended net

Our contribution

Bespoke net · Resting surface · Integration between levels

• Photograph 1: A pale net installed in a double-height space opening towards trees and greenery.
• Photograph 2: A view of an indoor net beside windows and black railings, with greenery outside.
• Photograph 3: Detail of a tensioned net in a double-height space, with columns and trees visible through the weave.