CASAMIDY

The entire Casamidy team mourns the loss of our co-founder Jorge Almada Guild. Casamidy will continue to honour his vision and passion for Mexican artisanship. ❣️

Process …

Encino pendant

Opera Windsor

Happy New Year!!

🎄 Season Greetings from CasaMidy 🌵

Altamura Coffee Table

Grommet mirror on the wall…

Corazón Sagrado found in the Castillo de Segovia.

Ring the bell! Campanita Sconces.

Preparations… día del los mu***os. 🧡

Alejandra dining chairs ready to be painted.

Punta Maroma club chairs getting ready for a road trip.

Remembering the summer.

Wicker arm chair

Teófilo cabinet

Bruxelles

Casamidy

Alejandra in wicker

Mallorca table

Hello sunshine

10 years ago watching the Voladores de Papantla infont of the Antropología Museum in Mexico City. If you can give yourself a couple extra days next time you fly to the beach you won’t be sorry. MXDF aid a vibrant cultural capital like Istanbul, Cairo or NYC with layers of time and cultures happening all at once.

I ser myself the challenge of designing the most simple dining chair possible, this is the result.

Magical baja

Si!

Cuando México y Filipinas fueron una misma nación - México Desconocido México y Filipinas fueron una misma nación durante más de dos siglos. Te contamos sobre su herencia en común. México y Filipinas fueron una misma nación durante más de dos siglos. Te contamos sobre su herencia en común.

Going through some old fotos with my mom. This is in 1971 . My mom is from Wheaton, Il met my dad in Acapulco for n the 60’s and then found herself living in Culiacán Sinaloa what at that time was no minor challenge even if you lived in a nice home. This foto is of the colonial era house we lived in. In the in 1940 my brand parents had a swimming pool dug out in the colonial patio. Because Culiacán is very tropical the garden’s vegetation seemed to overflow. The reason I’m n posting this foto is really for interior design nerds so you can get a notion of what Mexican design was like from 1930-1970 I would say. A mix of modernist furniture with colonial pieces set in the big volumes of the old houses. My part of Casamidy has a lot to do with this house, the mixing of styles and in particular the idea that furniture should have a narrative, a story behind it for it to be special.

Make a funky statement. Christmas tree star by Wixarika artist Andre a de la Cruz

I’m sorry we didn’t design these sooner! They are Christmas tree ornaments. They will be for sale at Pila Seca 3 starting next year. The are 4.5” across glass beadwork inlaid into a tin shape. They will be 65.00 each and the proceeds will go to support the Wixarika community in the mountains of nayarit.

We also have shawls at Pola Seca 3