Decorative item
Héctor Esrawe
Héctor Esrawe was born in 1968 in Mexico City. He graduated from the UIA in 1992 as an Industrial Designer. In 2003, he launched his multidisciplinary design practice, Esrawe Studio. Hector firmly believes in collaboration and multidisciplinary interaction, which has allowed him to work with other design and architecture studios, urbanists, artists, museum curators and scenographers. Discover his selection of favorite products on MOM!
Round symmetrical side table YOUMY - Corten steel
Round symmetrical folded and cut corten steel table.Designed like an origami fold, the YOUMY table can be assembled and separated as desired.With the foot under the edge of the sofa, it integrates usefully in your living room. From 6 tables: custom colours.Details : felt caps under both feet.We can respond to specific requests, do not hesitate to contact us.
BASALTO
A fibreglass base worked until it appears flexuous, a slender and solid metal rod that both pierces and supports and a top in Fenix with a silky smoothness. These are the elements that give life and shape to two coffee tables with minimalist charm, combining functionality with an original and refined style. Design by Verter Turroni
Pyrite Bookshelf
Inspired by optical illusion artworks, the design of Pyrite bookshelf amazes through an unexpected distribution between empty and full spaces and a structure where horizontal and vertical seems to be reversed. The thin lines of the frame aim for invisibility while contrasting the thicker dividers, in an unusual combination of thicknesses. The different size and shapes of the sections combine to give a sense of movement, while drawers in leather or wood can be added to the bookshelf.
wooden tables by Muller Van Severen
The new items are a nod to the nineties refectory tables still seen in schools. The frame and the legs of the table consist of rounded steel tubes. The wooden top is available in four different wood types: a light birch, a classic oak, a stylish walnut and a darker cherry. Three different shapes are available: a simple round, a refectory-rectangular one and a straight version with rounded corners.
BRUMA
A sofa with two distinct versions and personalities. Soft and upholstered, it becomes a sophisticated sofa, which in its embrace reveals a warm and comfortable soul. In raw fibreglass it calls to mind an enveloping seat on which the seasons have left their marks, surrounding it with poetry. Limited, certified and numbered edition in the black raw material version. Design by Verter Turroni
Héctor Esrawe
Héctor Esrawe was born in 1968 in Mexico City. He graduated from the Universidad Iberoamericana (UIA) in 1992 as an Industrial Designer. From 1997-2001 he was a Design Professor at UIA, after that he became Design Director at CENTRO Study House, where he created the Industrial Design Degree. In 2003, he launched his multidisciplinary design practice, Esrawe Studio, which he directs until today. Esrawe’s designs consist of furniture, object and interior design, as well as architecture, public space installation and museography. Hector firmly believes in collaboration and multidisciplinary interaction, which has allowed him to work with other design and architecture studios, urbanists, artists, museum curators and scenographers. This enthusiasm has led him to become a co-founder of EWE, VISSIO and MASA, which aim to promote Mexican collectible design. He is also a founding partner of the perfumery brand Xinú and of Casa del Agua, which collects rainwater and filters it into alkaline natural drinkable water. Esrawe’s work has earned him recognition and international awards such as Mexico’s Best Interior Designer at Firenze Entremuros Award 2019, Best of Year Award 2019 for Grupo Arca’s Design Center in Guadalajara, AZ Award 2018 for El Califa Restaurant, Jury Prize and People’s Choice in FRAME Awards 2018 for Annual Arca pavilion, Wallpaper Design Award 2018 for Xinú and Interior Practice of the Year in World Interior News 2018 among others. His work is present in the permanent collection of the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, with the Centípede bench and the Vestigios jewelry collection.
