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26/02/2026

Details of our best selling Eugenio Dining Chair inspired by the work of 20th century Spanish designer Eugenio Escudero

12/02/2026

Tule is a long-stemmed plant, traditionally woven into petates and chair seats using techniques passed down through generations.

In the Tule Collection, this natural fiber is elevated into sculptural furniture where ancestral craftsmanship meets contemporary design.

04/02/2026

03/02/2026

A modern reverence for tradition.

Our Woven Lounge Chair reinterprets the iconic Mexican Equipal chair through refined craftsmanship and sculptural grace. Hand-woven in natural Tule fiber, each knot becomes part of a striking architectural language. Created in collaboration with master artisan Don Nacho Morales, this signature piece of the Tule Collection subtly echoes Pre-Columbian elegance designed for effortless comfort.

27/01/2026

stunning Santa Monica, California project featuring our Eugenio Dining Armchair, beautifully photographed by - it’s such a treat to see our pieces included in your incredible interiors. Thank you DISC Interiors! 🖤

13/01/2026

A custom Domus Dining Table proudly takes center stage in this masterful project by Antoine Ratigan in Punta Cana, Mexico ❤️

The Domus Dining Table is currently on display in Luteca Paris for

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11/11/2025

The Miguelito Armchair by Michael van Beuren is a favorite amongst designers who cherish the simplistic and minimalist form of Bauhaus design. Made for both indoor and outdoor use, its ergonomic shape is a beautiful example of van Beuren’s organic modernist style.

22/10/2025

THEMA PARIS : starting today, Oct 22 at 12pm, Luteca is presenting the acclaimed short film “The Color of Light” by Andres Hernandez, Andrea Martinez, Silverio Camarena. It features the Mexican actress Marina de Tavira, internationally recognized for her role in Alfonso Cuarón’s film Roma, alongside the artist Esteban Fuentes de Maria.

Together, they explore the legacy of the iconic architect Luis Barragan through an intimate journey of two of his major works: Casa Gilardi and Casa Ortega. More than an architectural visit, the film offers a sensory journey where color, light, and space interact to reveal the emotional dimension of Barragan’s architecture. They discover that the true art of the Master lies not only in what one sees, but in the way he teaches us to look.