SIETE STUDIO

BREAKING PARADIGMS

Photography: Marijose Pacheco Melendez, Da Estudio, Siete Studio

Siete Studio was founded in 2020 in Mexico City and Australia by Gerardo Cordova, Alexa Fernandez, and Diego Escobedo. It arises from a multidisciplinary fusion that seeks to break paradigms and link directly and uniquely with users, creating a concept that we like to call spatial and sculptural design, which is based on creating a direct link between users, spaces, and meaning.

The name Siete (seven in Spanish) represents the many ways of who the founders are as a creative studio. For them, Siete has a profound meaning that is present in astronomy, culture, mathematics, and nature. The number seven is like a sculpture, it is aesthetically attractive, simple, dynamic, and balanced; They have discovered and continue to discover how this number is a constant in the universe naturally, which makes them feel more related to it over time.

Sometimes design can be too pragmatic, Siete has values such as ergonomics and functionality; however, meaning is one of their core concepts. Not only do they wish to fulfil practical needs, but also idealistic and intangible ones. At the centre of human experience is the need to search for meaning, creating a connection between object and person is one of their visions.

Their objects carry a history not only because of the design, concept and geometry but largely because of the materials from which they are made. Their objective is to create timeless pieces by means of naturally resistant materials that provide a unique value throughout their ageing such as wood, steel, resin, and glass.

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Siete Studio

Photography:

Marijose Pacheco Melendez, Da Estudio, Siete Studio

From Left to Right
Mercurio Lamp (Solid Walnut) , Saturno Lamp, and Mercurio Lamp (Crystal Resin)
Photography by Marijose Pacheco Melendez
Creative Direction and Prop Styling: Renata Bricio

Mercurio Lamp (Solid Walnut & Crystal Resin)
Photography by Marijose Pacheco Melendez
Creative Direction and Prop Styling: Renata Bricio

Mercurio Lamp (Crystal Resin)
Photography by Marijose Pacheco Melendez
Creative Direction and Prop Styling: Renata Bricio

Totem Dining Chair (Solid Walnut)
Photography by Siete Studio

Totem Dining Chair (Black Oak)
Photography by Siete Studio

Mercurio Lamp (Crystal Resin)
Photography by Da Estudio

Totem Sideboard (Solid Walnut)
Photography by Da Estudio

Mercurio Lamp

Mercurio is a sculptural table lamp characterized by its balanced geometric form and simplistic appearance. The base references totemic elements, it elevates and transitions into the hand-blown glass sphere which resembles an astronomical analogy of the planet Mercury.

Totem Dining Chair

Totem is a collection inspired by ancient, earthy, natural materials. Totems are archaeological sculptures found around Mexico. These precious discoveries are evidence of our timeless creativity and desire to admire and ritualize.

Totem Chair is inspired by the relationship between culture and nature. Handcrafted from solid Walnut, features a set of architectural planes alluding to the geometric prehispanic architecture found in Mexico.

Totem Sideboard (Black Oak)
Photography by Siete Studio

Totem Sideboard (Solid Walnut)
Photography by Siete Studio

Nube Sofa

Characterised by its round edges and soft white cushions, Nube carries the comforting sensation of falling into a cloud.

The framework is wrapped around with voluminous cushions, sculpting the body into its instantly recognisable and enticing form, which sits on a solid walnut base.

Totem Sideboard

The Totem Sideboard is inspired by the relationship between culture and nature. Handcrafted from Walnut, features a rounded console element assembled to its pillar footings, forming a unique totemic element.