Mike’s designs combine Sicilian Baroque, Mexican Art Deco and Japanese Mingei. Crafted in Michoacan and Guerrero he has used the same artisans for 20 years.

Thierry, a French craftsman, resides in Mexico City where he creates his designs utilizing a diverse pool of materials: historical elements, antique woods, newly-created and repurposed components.

Patricia’s paintings are informed by the landscape, cityscapes and huge open skies of Central Mexico.

Lika’s designs range from jewelry to lighting to furniture. Always daring and stylish, her works are imbued with a sense of history and unexpected twists.

Dan is a woodsman turned artist. For his tables he chooses such woods as White Fir and Giant Juniper because of their gentle and dramatic lines.

Across her lifetime, Diane has committed herself to delving into the realms of art and art history, sharing her expertise at the university level in New Mexico. Her source of inspiration finds its origins in nature, literature, spiritual and mystical writings, history, and philosophy.

Gianni Vallino, a 'postindustrial’ craftsman, creates his one-of-a-kind designs from found and repurposed objects.  At first read, Gianni's creations are cold and machine-like but the real genius of his work is the elegance and grace his pieces bring to any environment belying first impressions.