PiñataGuadalupe Collection is inspired by The New Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico City, one of the most visited religious sites in the world designed by Pedro Ramrez Vzquez together with four other architects in 1974; a symbol of Mexican culture. During her voyage to Mexico Bethan visited the Basilica and was captured by the graphical shapes of its stained glass windows. Working with cc tapis, she interpreted these shapes with a subtle nod to

dining rooms and bedrooms

lightweight and manufactured from specially formulated “clean” resins to deliver advanced transparency and an optically superior experience

documenting the evolution of an improvised craft

This stool pairs its sculptural elegance with impressive durability

Two and three-seater sofa and lounge chair

drawing on Karl Zahn’s elegant use of geometry and metaphor in design

The tables are available in two sizes and color variants

dividing large rooms into smaller and more intimate spaces

textures and colors take shape from the overlapping of the rugs

particularly while using their computer

The thin porcelain skin is allowed to dress the borosilicate core in whatever form occurs naturally – creating a unique shape in every iteration of the fabrication process

gun metal grey or optional finishing