Made in Mexico Design
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The colorful plastic mesh Foldable Chair, designed by Andrés Lhima ($85) is meant to be filled with paper, plastic bottles, fallen leaves, plastic bags, clothes, or other disposable scraps. -
The Tripod Cup ($28) was designed by Tony Moxham and Mauricio Paniagua and inspired by ancient Mayan and Aztec design. -
The colorful Pirueta Table ($750) is made of hand-painted and enameled Mexican white pine and inspired by children's toys. The designers are Paulina Gonzalez-Ortega and Andres Ocejo. -
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The birch plywood Miss Susan ($175), a mod take on a lazy susan, was designed by Cecilia León de la Barra last year. -
This rectangular maple Lago Bowl by Moises Hernandez ($175), inset with black stretchy fabric, is one of the chicest fruit bowls we've seen. -
The Hanging Lamp, by Rodrigo Alegre and Carlos Acosta, is made from rubber cord and can be hung from a ceiling with an eye bolt. -
We love these sand-cast powder-coated aluminum Fuego Lento trivets, designed by Liliana Ovalle ($125). You get three and they can nest inside each other. -
The energy-saving Flaca (meaning Skinny) LED light ($75), designed by Masiosare Studio, is a flat, tri-fold sheet of stainless steel that can be bent to reach any height up to fourteen inches. -
The blown-glass Ba Tumbler by Bernardo Gomez Pimienta ($24) has a bluish tint and a playful shape that fits comfortably in one's hand.
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