Selected Work
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Lydia L. was conceived as a balance between books, objects, and content. We approached the project by thinking of the space as a working archive, where each item has value and context. The identity is minimal and precise, designed to support the content rather than stand out.
Branding for Polvo, an art consultancy based all around México working with artists and connecting them with people. The insporation behind the identity is the behaviour and color of dust.
Zimo is an Italian restaurant in Mexico City that offers a dining and cocktail experience rooted in traditional Italian cuisine. The ambience combines a warm atmosphere, and elevated music curatorship. The experience is defined by its strong, simple flavors, high-quality ingredients, and an understated sense of sophistication.
VARON, a renowned brand for its exquisite craftsmanship in the creation of unique jewelry pieces, celebrates 11 years with the launch of MVNDO VARON, its second store in Mexico City.
In 2023 the Madero family approached Panamá Studio with the idea of creating a wine bar and historic museum site to display their collection and pay homage to Madero’s legacy. For this project, we were tasked with creating a distinctive brand identity for the venue, which would serve as an exhibition space and wine bar for the Parras’ community.
YAHA-YAHUI is a Mexican organic mezcal produced in Santa Maria Sola de Vega, a small village in the mountains of Oaxaca, México, which was formerly the ancient civilization of the Mixtecs. YAHA-YAHUI is crafted by hand with the utmost respect for the land and traditional practices referred to as: Método Ancestral (The Ancient Method).
Loquat acts as a voice for earth in these modern times when nature is taken for granted. The magazine strives to be the seed of consciousness that helps us bond —as species— with our environment.
Taqueria Gabriel is a traditional Mexican taqueria located in México City's Cuauhtémoc neighborhood, distinguished by its wide variety of restaurants, it’s a place filled with abundant history, beliefs, ideas, sounds, smells and flavors, where the key moments of Mexico can be experienced.
With this project, the focus was on evolving the symbolic part of the grain of rice as a main ingredient in the cuisine, so we re-interpreted elements that we consider part of their visual identity. Through a series of graphic exercises, we reviewed the typeface, and customized the font to hold the grain of rice into a timeless and modern interpretation.