Furniture and Objects Casa Pilar
Casa Pilar has a very meticulous curatorship and is full of details.
The architectural project was done by Architect Jose Muñiz and his firm Planta Libre Arquitectura, while the interior design was done by Architect Miguel Gonzalez.
However, the house has different collaborations with various brands, mainly Mexican and some foreign, specialized in lighting, art objects, paintings, high-quality crafts and design.
Murals, vases and clay jugs: Marva Estudio
Project designed to create a space to promote and publicize the wealth of Mexican artisans, but always based on a socially responsible and supportive economy.
Various Works mounted in Acrylic boxes:
6x4 The Affordable Art Project.
Project that was born during the Covid-19 pandemic focused on the promotion of different Mexican and foreign artists who participated in the creation of works in a specific 6 x 4 inch format to promote young people to invest in art and start their own collection. All paintings are unique pieces and have certificates of authenticity.
Cabeza en la Ventana
Private collection.
Graphic work by Rufino Tamayo (1899–1991)
An important Mexican painter who, alongside Diego Rivera, David Alfaro Siqueiros, and José Clemente Orozco, achieved international fame and is considered one of the leading figures in Mexican and Latin American art. This work is included in the artist’s official catalog and has been loaned for exhibitions at the Tamayo Museum and the Museum of Modern Art in Mexico City.
Framed Mayan Huipil.
Private Collection
Hand embroidered in the second half of the 20th century in the Yucatan Peninsula.
It was a gift from Mrs. Dolores Olmedo Patiño (1908-2002) to Mrs. Carmen Gutierrez Zamora (1919-2006) for her contribution to the opening of the Dolores Olmedo museum in Xochimilco, Mexico in 1994.
Hand-painted Trays and Carafes: Cielo Rosa
Unique pieces, made by Mexican artisans.
They tell unique stories from different indigenous communities in Mexico.
They talk about love, war, flora and fauna.
The Old Man: Graphic work by Rafael Coronel (1931-2019) Private collection.
Mexican Painter, son-in-law of Diego Rivera, became a prominent painter after spending years in his father-in-law’s workshop. His work is exhibited in museums in Mexico, especially in the state of Zacatecas and abroad.
