Daniel Orozco / Estudio

At Daniel Orozco Estudio, the interior design for Recio was conceived as a dialogue between materiality and emotion.
A composition of raw stone, rich woods, oxidized metals, and sculptural lighting shapes a space that feels both grounded and refined.

Every texture, shadow, and object was intentionally curated to evoke warmth, depth, and permanence — honoring the beauty of Mexican craftsmanship through a contemporary lens.

Recio is not only a restaurant, but a sensory experience carved through design.

Sculpted through the balance of raw textures and geometric precision, this piece by Daniel Orozco Estudio explores the dialogue between volcanic stone, oxidized metal and architectural form.

Crafted with natural lava stone, textured cantera and aged steel plates, the sculpture embraces imperfect surfaces and earthy tones to create a powerful yet refined composition. Each material was carefully selected to highlight contrast, depth and the beauty of artisanal processes.

More than an object, it becomes a statement piece where art, materiality and contemporary Mexican design coexist in harmony.