Mexico came to the table amidst candles and chili peppers.

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We collaborated with Owarakaii on a concept where the table became the stage for a glamorous Mexican celebration.

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Red set the tone: candles, flowers, peppers, chilies, and tomatoes ran the length of the table like a continuous floral centerpiece, contrasting with the green of the private garden.

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Our custom event stationery followed this same visual language.

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Chili peppers served as glass markers; each one bore a guest's name, hand-lettered in white ink. For the dishes, we created small, specially die-cut signage pieces inspired by traditional "Día de Muertos" (Day of the Dead)  banners.

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Fajitas, mole, tacos, and nachos found their place on the table thanks to these small accents—designed not merely to label the food, but to become part of the décor itself.

A project where stationery, table styling, and visual identity all speak the same language.

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This concept is part of our ongoing exploration of new ways to approach curated stationery: pieces designed to celebrate, but also to dress a table and tell a story.