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Eny Lee Parker x cc-tapis, Flos & Unno Gallery Decorate Modernist Mexico City Landmark
Famous as the first house built in the upscale architectural neighborhood of Jardines del Pedregal de San Angel, Casa-Estudio Max Cetto (1948) is the venue for Studio 48's group exhibition during 2025 Mexico Art Week. Uniting a global group of designers and brands under one roof, rug brand cc-tapis presents a new collection with designer Eny Lee Parker and its previous Raag collection with Doshi Levien alongside archival lighting from the Flos archives and collectible furnishings curated by Unno Gallery.Original tiled flooring and walls clad in volcanic rocks and textured plaster are the backdrop for the showcase, which incorporates contemporary works with wooden built-ins from the home's architect Max Cetto. Unno Gallery's selection of pieces from Caterina Moretti, Ōmbia Studio, Andrea Vargas Dieppa, Cesar Nuñez and Habitacion116 are joined by Flos's sleek lighting designs in filling the space with unique collectible pieces.On the floor and hung about the surrounding gardens, Eny Lee Parker and cc-tapis have translated her hand-built clay forms into Himalayan wool rugs. Made in earthen colors like ochre, beige, brown and gray, the partners took a minimal approach, applying amorphous engravings into the tufted pieces.View this post on Instagram A post shared by Eny Lee Parker (@enyleeparker) On the designs, Parker said, "This process allowed me to bridge the physicality of sculpting with the artistry of textile design," in a statement. She further explained that "each rug reflects the transformative nature of clay—its malleability, texture, and the connection to human touch.” Elsewhere, the 2024 cc-tapis's Raag collection by Doshi Levien draws inspiration from Indian craftsmanship and culture. Working around a grid and seven bold hues, the designs translate the classical Indian music system into a technicolor visualization.Casa-Estudio Max Cetto will host Studio 84's group exhibition during Mexico Art Week from February 4 to 8, 2025 at the following address:Agua 130, Jardines del Pedregal01900 CDMX, Mexico View this post on Instagram A post shared by STUDIO 84 (@studio84mx)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
Famous as the first house built in the upscale architectural neighborhood of Jardines del Pedregal de San Angel, Casa-Estudio Max Cetto (1948) is the venue for Studio 48's group exhibition during 2025 Mexico Art Week. Uniting a global group of designers and brands under one roof, rug brand cc-tapis presents a new collection with designer Eny Lee Parker and its previous Raag collection with Doshi Levien alongside archival lighting from the Flos archives and collectible furnishings curated by Unno Gallery.
Original tiled flooring and walls clad in volcanic rocks and textured plaster are the backdrop for the showcase, which incorporates contemporary works with wooden built-ins from the home's architect Max Cetto. Unno Gallery's selection of pieces from Caterina Moretti, Ōmbia Studio, Andrea Vargas Dieppa, Cesar Nuñez and Habitacion116 are joined by Flos's sleek lighting designs in filling the space with unique collectible pieces.
On the floor and hung about the surrounding gardens, Eny Lee Parker and cc-tapis have translated her hand-built clay forms into Himalayan wool rugs. Made in earthen colors like ochre, beige, brown and gray, the partners took a minimal approach, applying amorphous engravings into the tufted pieces.
On the designs, Parker said, "This process allowed me to bridge the physicality of sculpting with the artistry of textile design," in a statement. She further explained that "each rug reflects the transformative nature of clay—its malleability, texture, and the connection to human touch.” Elsewhere, the 2024 cc-tapis's Raag collection by Doshi Levien draws inspiration from Indian craftsmanship and culture. Working around a grid and seven bold hues, the designs translate the classical Indian music system into a technicolor visualization.
Casa-Estudio Max Cetto will host Studio 84's group exhibition during Mexico Art Week from February 4 to 8, 2025 at the following address:
Agua 130, Jardines del Pedregal
01900 CDMX, Mexico
Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
