View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize We extend our deepest appreciation and are immensely grateful to the artists, designers, clients, friends, and colleagues who honored us with their presence during our collaborative exhibition, TORRE DE BABEL, showcasing new collections from Ángulo Cero, Balmaceda and Peca as part of Mexico City Art Week. TORRE DE BABEL was open to the public from February 7 until march 1st 2024 Visit our new collections   ..read more

View fullsize View fullsize We're thrilled to announce that the Petra Dining Table is a Silver Design Award winner in the 2022 - 2023 Furniture Design Award Category at the A' Design Award & Competition. This volcanic rock table, designed by Caterina Moretti for Peca, combines exceptional craftsmanship, functionality, and innovativeness.   ..read more

View fullsize View fullsize We're pleased to share that the Barro Lamp is a Silver Design Award winner in the 2022 - 2023 Lighting Products and Fixtures Design Award Category at the A' Design Award & Competition. This parametric glass and clay lamp, designed by Caterina Moretti for Graypants, reshapes light and honors traditional craftsmanship.   ..read more

View fullsize OMET, the new brand known for its commitment to the slow furniture movement, has invited Caterina Moretti as one of the selected designers to craft a collection of furniture and design products for their e-commerce store and the showroom based in Austin, Texas. Visit OMET   ..read more

View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize We celebrated the launch of OMET's new Austin gallery space in the company of designers and art enthusiasts alike. Caterina Moretti was invited to design a collection of pieces including tables, mirrors and storage furniture. The gallery, founded by designer Lorena Vieyra in Austin, Texas, aims to exhibit a collection of high-quality objects designed in Mexico, all made by hand. Visit OMET   ..read more

View fullsize View fullsize We're pleased to share that the exhibition "Diseño en Femenino" is being showcased at the Casa de México Foundation in Madrid. The exhibition delves into various trends and facets that have shaped the supposed feminine imagination and practice in design: from weaving, embroidery, and textiles, to the concepts of handmade versus industrial, and further into the development of animations and the production of biomaterials. More about - Diseño en Femenino   ..read more

View fullsize Sight Unseen invited us to be part of their online gallery. Discover some of our pieces on their platform.  Discover the Sight Unseen collection   ..read more

View fullsize We would like to thank Mario Balle and Daniela Elbahara for inviting us to this 2nd installment of Salón Cosa. Thanks to all of you who were there for the exhibit. Here are a few photos of the pieces we designed exclusively for Salón Cosa. LOTO Poufs, with a black tinted oakwood base, upholstered in long haired sheepswool, handwoven in San Juan Chamula, Chiapas. LOTO benches with a black tinted oakwood base, upholstered in different tones of velvet: amber and green. Download Salon Cosa’s Catalog   ..read more

View fullsize We would like to thank Mario Balle and Daniela Elbahara for inviting us to this 2nd installment of Salón Cosa. Thanks to all of you who were there for the exhibit. Here are a few photos of the pieces we designed exclusively for Salón Cosa. LOTO Poufs, with a black tinted oakwood base, upholstered in long haired sheepswool, handwoven in San Juan Chamula, Chiapas. LOTO benches with a black tinted oakwood base, upholstered in different tones of velvet: amber and green. Download Salon Cosa’s Catalog   ..read more

View fullsize View fullsize We would like to thank Mario Balle and Daniela Elbahara for inviting us to this 2nd installment of Salón Cosa. Thanks to all of you who were there for the exhibit. Here are a few photos of the pieces we designed exclusively for Salón Cosa. LOTO Poufs, with a black tinted oakwood base, upholstered in long haired sheepswool, handwoven in San Juan Chamula, Chiapas. LOTO benches with a black tinted oakwood base, upholstered in different tones of velvet: amber and green. Download Salon Cosa’s Catalog   ..read more