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Inspired by architectural silhouettes, Uxmal takes what pyramids understood centuries ago—that structure can be sculptural, that mass can command presence—and turns it into something different: a piece where that same mass feels weightless. A piece that holds history in its form.

Designed by TORREBLANCA represented by Difane.

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Leo Designs traveled through Mexico in search of the designers, makers, and objects that could give this home its soul. The result: a residence in Baja California Sur.

At Difane, we believe design finds its truest form in context.

The Candelaria Armchair by Ad Hoc, the Dasein Ottoman, the D Chair by Chuch Studio, pieces from the Centinelas collection by Comité de Proyectos, and the Hinoki dining table by José Bermúdez all found their place throughout the home — earthy tones, layered textures, and bold patterns, chosen with the same intention that runs through every room.

A home where nothing was left to chance — Latin American contemporary design, seen through new eyes.

Light moves differently through Tlatelolco. Each facet of the shade catches it at a new angle—warm where it gathers, pale where it thins. Studio Sardina built this piece for rooms that don’t need to try for coziness. They already have it.

Carlota Coppel seeks imperfection. Not as accident, but as evidence—the honest process of handmade pieces, tracing presence. The truth of making it artesanal.

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Pieces selected for the moments that ask for warmth.
Bleo bench by Daniel Couttolenc.
Circuito table, Rio Studio x Difane.
Candelabrum by Alan Rojas.
Multiflora Stool by Ricardo Rodríguez Elías
Vago sofa by Ad Hoc.

Five pieces with intention to hold a room the way good company does.

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Hinoki finds a new form.
José Bermúdez reinterprets the Hinoki table in oval—proportions softened, edges rounded, the same quiet presence in a different shape.

Available in a selection of woods, each one changing how the piece speaks.

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Photo by Alejandro Ramírez Orozco

Introducing Alan Rojas — an artist which practice rooted in observation, reinterpretation, and quiet spaces between concept and feeling.

Today we’re sharing Candelabrum: an exclusive collaboration for Difane.

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At Café Tondo in Los Angeles, Mumu stool holds its place among conversation and daily rituals. Hand-carved from solid wood, upholstered with care—a piece that earns its presence through use.
By Ōmbia Studio.

Photograph by Sean Davidson at Café Tondo, Los Angeles, California

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Architecture finds its truest through objects.
Our Gallery holds a space designed for those who understand that design is not decoration. Each piece earns its place, each shadow matters, it’s intention made tangible. This is how we live with design.

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Photos by Alejandro Ramírez Orozco

Agustín Hernández shaped Mexican modernism through architecture that speaks its own language — it is always a statement. Built from geometry, archaeology, and an uncompromising vision, his spaces feel radical precisely because they follow their own logic.
I’ve always sought to make something that’s new. I never repeat myself in my work. To have a style is easy. For me, that’s the lazy way out.” - Agutín Hernandez

At Difane, we honor practices that demand presence through rigor and vision.