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“It’s the Bauhaus through the lens of Latin America,” say Luteca founders Amanda and Sébastien Réant, who revive the region’s iconic designs with modern purpose. Michael van Beuren’s 1940s Woven Credenza exemplifies this approach: the piece pairs clean lines with handcrafted lattice-front doors, marrying European aesthetics and indigenous craft traditions. Each door is woven from boiled palm leaves, taking several days to complete. Statement-making storage that doesn't sacrifice livability, the credenza balances warmth and restraint to beautifully conceal everyday essentials. Made in Mexico.
“It’s the Bauhaus through the lens of Latin America,” say Luteca founders Amanda and Sébastien Réant, who revive the region’s iconic designs with modern purpose. Michael van Beuren’s 1940s Woven Credenza exemplifies this approach: the piece pairs clean lines with handcrafted lattice-front doors, marrying European aesthetics and indigenous craft traditions. Each door is woven from boiled palm leaves, taking several days to complete. Statement-making storage that doesn't sacrifice livability, the credenza balances warmth and restraint to beautifully conceal everyday essentials. Made in Mexico.