Variations of Incomplete Open Cubes

A colour scheme so sharp you could cut yourself on it is backdrop to some interesting display stands influenced by Sol Lewitt’s Variations of Incomplete Open Cubes. Explore MICA in Nuevo Leon (MX).

Casa del Agua, an artesian bottled water boutique

The purety of the process housed here is communicated so clearly through the materiality of the interior. Visit Casa del Agua in Mexico City.

Liverpool, a facade with a sense of movement

Designing a dynamic and modern facade that would provide a fresh image for Liverpool. Discover Liverpool in Mexico.

Liverpool Polanco

One of the most interesting facets of the Liverpool Polanco store in Mexico City is its shape—the department store, which is the largest brand of its type in Mexico and serves as a flagship for international fashion-forward Liverpool brand in the region, rests within a freestanding triangular-building with curved sides. Discover more about this department store...

Theurel & Thomas Maison du Macaron

The Theurel & Thomas pâtisserie has an enlightened space with an exclusivity and elegant atmosphere. The store location is in San Pedro's (Mexico) most affluent suburb. White is a central part of the design and it contrasts with the French macarons colors. Details were an essential part of our work. Each porcelain piece was meticulously selected, creating a balance with sophisticated specks that made the value of the brand and the exclusivity of the product outshine.

Source: Theurel & Thomas, Anagrama

Micheline Print Boutique

Micheline is a printing boutique founded in Mexico during the mid 70's. Back then, it was very uncommon to find a printshop that offered both design and high-end printing under the same roof. The boutique came to us because they needed their brand and store to express uniqueness, elegance, and modernity.

The space is inspired in the ambiance of print-shops in the seventies: it has a few contemporary accents such as the lighting, which gives the interiors a vanguardist atmosphere. We made sure to use a neutral color palette to focus all of the attention on the shelves holding the printing catalogues, as well as to emphasize the brand's presence.

Source: Anagrama