The Made in Mexico City Pop-Up Celebrates Design and Culture
Kalin Ned — October 17, 2019 — Art & Design
References: cdmxdesign & dezeen
This Mexican pop-up is dedicated to showcasing the intricacies and diversity of design on the cultural level. The activation is simply dubbed 'Made in Mexico City' and it is part of an artisanal market-like event at Zeppelin Station in Denver, Colorado.
Openly promoting skilled craftsmanship and talent from Mexico, this installment of the market placed particular emphasis on homeware and invited designers like Atlawa, Ricardo Casas Design, Rococo, Casa Mineral, and more. From the minimalist and colorful aluminum pitchers and cups by Enrique Arellano to the art deco-inspired Decimal jug by Rococo, the design-forward Mexican pop-up effortlessly showcases the thought and planning that are invested in artisanal designs, without compromising aesthetics, cultural value or functionality.
Photo Credits: Zeppelin Station, Atlawa, Rococo, Enrique Arellano, Casa Mineral, Ricardo Casas
Openly promoting skilled craftsmanship and talent from Mexico, this installment of the market placed particular emphasis on homeware and invited designers like Atlawa, Ricardo Casas Design, Rococo, Casa Mineral, and more. From the minimalist and colorful aluminum pitchers and cups by Enrique Arellano to the art deco-inspired Decimal jug by Rococo, the design-forward Mexican pop-up effortlessly showcases the thought and planning that are invested in artisanal designs, without compromising aesthetics, cultural value or functionality.
Photo Credits: Zeppelin Station, Atlawa, Rococo, Enrique Arellano, Casa Mineral, Ricardo Casas
Trend Themes
1. Cultural Design Pop-ups - Creating cultural pop-up experiences that immerse attendees in unique and diverse designs, utilizing skilled craftsmanship, can be a lucrative trend in retail and event planning.
2. Artisanal Homeware Design - Focusing on artisanal homeware designs that showcase functionality, cultural value, and aesthetics, can drive innovation and growth in the home decor industry.
3. Minimalist Cultural Design - Combining minimalism with cultural design can lead to innovative products that appeal to modern customers and drive growth in various industries.
Industry Implications
1. Retail - Retailers can utilize cultural pop-up experiences to attract customers and differentiate themselves in the market while promoting diverse design and skilled craftsmanship.
2. Event Planning - Event planners can create unique and immersive cultural pop-up experiences that engage attendees and leave a lasting impression, generating buzz and potential growth opportunities.
3. Home Decor - Designers and manufacturers can focus on producing artisanal homeware designs that showcase functionality, cultural value, and aesthetics to cater to a growing market of customers seeking unique and diverse home decor products.
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