Clásicos Mexicanos

18/10/2025

Step into our showroom to discover the stories that shaped mid-century Mexican design icons

En nuestro showroom explora las historias detrás de los grandes íconos del diseño mexicano de mediados del siglo XX

Alejandro Dumas 124 , Col Polanco , Mexico City

By / Por :
Antonio Attolini Lack
Roberto Eibenschutz
Armando Franco
Mathias Goeritz
Ernesto Gómez Gallardo
Agustín Hernández
Ricardo Legorreta
Po Shun Leong
Manuel Parra
Michael Van Beuren

31/08/2024

29/08/2024

The Tepotzotlán chair by Roberto Eibenshutz.
Original Design 1979.

26/08/2024

Chair by Armando Franco,

26/08/2024

La silla S1M
Colección COFRAN diseñada por Armando Franco (Ciudad de Mexico 1921 – 2022)
Diseño original 1955

The S1C chair
COFRAN collection designed by Armando Franco (Mexico City 1921 – 2022)
Original design 1955

26/08/2024

Mesa M1C y silla S1C parte de la colección COFRAN diseñada por Armando Franco (Ciudad de Mexico 1921 – 2022) en 1955 para la Escuela de Diseño y Artesanías del Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes (INBA).

Table M1C and chair S1C : part of the COFRAN collection designed by Armando Franco (Ciudad de Mexico 1921 – 2022) in 1955 for the recently created School of Design of the National Institute of Fine Arts (Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes -INBA)

24/08/2024

The Attolini rug as tapestry.
By Architect Antonio Attolini (1931 - 2012)
Hand woven in Mexico.

22/08/2024

Antonio Attolini (1931 - 2012) was an architect and design lover. He ventured in a large array of projects always combining Mexican regionalism and modernist trends.

This is one of the carpets he designed for a private project . An abstract interpretation of traditional Mexican textile designs.

Hand woven . Available in our showroom.

20/08/2024

Tulum chair. Po Shun Leong , circa 1972

20/08/2024

Silla Tulum , Po Shun Leong , circa 1972

20/08/2024

Po Shun Leong moved to Mexico in 1965.. One of his Mexican legacy is the Tulum chair . His version of the “butaque” designed in 1972 during one his stays in the State of Yucatán