Mexico occupies a central place in Siete’s imagination. Its contrasts, rich craft traditions, pre-Columbian heritage, and visual intensity deeply inform the studio’s aesthetic. The Totem collection, comprising tables, chairs, and sideboards in walnut, draws directly from ritual architecture and archaeological sites, with stacked forms, pillar-like bases, and rounded volumes that create a dialogue between sculpture, furniture, and symbolism. Their first emblematic piece, the Mercurio lamp, embodies this vision: carved from walnut or translucent resin, it supports a hand-blown glass sphere that evokes an astronomical analogy to the planet Mercury. The tactile act of switching the stainless-steel button becomes a symbolic gesture, connecting the human body to space. Other works, such as the Mila cups in pigmented ceramic, extend this pursuit of essential simplicity. For Siete, design is never limited to function; each object becomes a visual and tactile experience, conceived as a sensitive narrative that bridges the tangible and the intangible.
