Project Sombrerete
The driving force of this project was to highlight the integrity & beauty of the focal material: Tzalam wood.
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Combine Mexican, French, and Moroccan traditions in this unique space. Improve storage capabilities, and provide a welcoming space for dinner parties & cocktail hours.
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Mint tea every morning, weeknight supper time, weekend soirées.
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Solid wood Tzalam, clay tiles, corian, MDF.
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A graceful amalgamation of histories & cultures, perfect for hosting friends and enjoying the marvelous vista of the church and cityscape. Custom in-cabinet organization for specific utensils.
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Project Búho
A project that invites the outdoors in by infusing the space with a contemporary blend of rich wood textures, natural stone and a dynamic color, inspired by lichen.
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Project Este
A project focused on daily rituals and the Obra process. We leveraged natural light, color, & materials to complement the industrial roots of this contemporary loft.
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Project Casa Pancha
In this bustling hostel, we created a warm space for world-travelers, artists, and professionals to call home while exploring La Colonia Hipódromo Condesa CDMX.
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Project Nicolás San Juan
This project is the result of heavy collaboration between Obra and the clients to find the perfect design and color. We are proud of the results and the strong connection between the client & their space.
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Project Tepoztlán
This was one of our most challenging and satisfying projects. The city of Tepoztlán is a registered Pueblo Mágico (Magic Town). We paid homage to the original home by maintaining the essence of the traditional kitchen, and introducing modern function & contemporary design.
