The project´s identity was determined by the use of specific materials such as Terrazo, Venetian tile, wood, brass and blackened steel. Each design element was designed by Jorge Campos Design Studio and costumed manufactured. Light fixtures are very unique. The light fixtures above the bar were hand crafted each individual glass element was glassblown, this technique is still available in Mexico. The light fixtures (in shape of boxes) on the wooden ceiling were hand crafted by Artisans. As simple as the space may appear, the complexity of the geometry lent itself to create distinctive design elements which composed the interior design into an harmonic and dynamic space.

I grew up in Mexico, and since youth I was introduced to Architecture through my uncle (Architect). I grew-up in a multicultural environment where some of my immediate family came from the USA and Italy, and attended a German School, so I was challenged to travel since my early years. Lived in Germany at age 16 and travel throughout Europe visiting relatives in Spain and Italy. Shortly after graduating from Architecture School, lived 16 years abroad mainly in the USA, Europe, and the Caribbean. My design experiences abroad provided me a new view about my country and the great design opportunities available through the many Art and Crafts procedure. My design principles contemplate the integration of such in a contemporary framework.