Before we begin.

Architectural millwork and custom furniture in solid wood: doors, windows, screens, gates, beams and floors, plus furniture and interiors for hotels, restaurants and homes.

It's not essential, but most of our projects arrive with drawings from a studio. The workshop's in-house design can help with individual pieces; for a whole house or hotel we recommend working with an architect or interior designer.

No. We make one-off pieces or short runs of 4 to 50 identical pieces. Projects with hundreds of identical pieces are evaluated case by case.

Yes. Our windows, and the doors that have glass, can take double or triple glazing, and laminated or tempered glass for safety. With seals around the whole leaf, they insulate from cold, heat, noise and humidity.

Yes. We make tilt-and-turn windows, which swing open or tilt in from the top to ventilate, as well as casement, sliding, lift-and-slide, sash, awning and fixed windows.

Yes. We work in Oaxaca City, the Coast, Mexico City, Valle de Bravo and other destinations, and we ship throughout Mexico. Outside Oaxaca, freight and installation travel are quoted separately.

Mainly tzalam and macuil. We also often work with huanacaxtle (parota), cedar, katalox, granadillo, sapodilla and oak, and with other species such as mahogany, primavera or cypress, depending on each piece’s use and climate.

Not as a main product. Board only appears as an interior complement within a solid-wood project.

Yes. We work with palm woven by Oaxacan artisans, wool from Teotitlán del Valle, leather and faux leather with local upholsterers, stone and marble with stonemasons and marble workers from the region, and brass and steel for structures or exposed details. We also customize pieces with laser engraving.

Natural oils, waxes and professional varnishes, depending on the piece’s use and whether it will be indoors, outdoors or on the coast. We look for durable finishes that respect the color and grain of the wood.

Yes. We show you options and, when needed, make color and texture tests on the project’s own wood before fabrication.

Yes. For ongoing projects we prepare wood and finish samples, and we welcome visits to our San Andrés Huayápam workshop by appointment.

A single piece takes 3 to 8 weeks; a mid-size residential project, 2 to 5 months; a whole hotel or house, 6 to 18 months, usually in phases. The exact timeline is confirmed in the quote. We do not take one- or two-week rush jobs.

Every project is quoted in detail according to size, wood and finish. As a reference, our signature pieces start at MXN 24,000, doors and windows at MXN 30,000 per piece, interiors at MXN 40,000 and complete projects at MXN 300,000, before VAT and freight.

Fill in the project inquiry on the site or write to us with drawings or references, measurements, site location and estimated date. We first give you an order of magnitude and then a detailed quote per piece.

With the approved quote and a deposit, usually 50%. The balance is paid on delivery. For phased projects, the payment schedule is agreed in the quote.

Bank transfer, deposit, cash and card (in some cases with a fee).

Yes. We issue Mexican electronic invoices (CFDI). Share your tax details when you confirm the order: each invoice is issued within the month the payment is made. Our reference prices are before VAT.

Yes, with our own team, in Oaxaca and in other states. Outside Oaxaca, freight and travel are quoted separately.

Yes. Our pieces are covered against manufacturing and material defects; the period depends on the piece and its use, and we confirm it in the quote. It doesn't cover damage from misuse, impacts or excessive humidity.

We maintain the pieces we make: refinishing doors and windows, adjustments and hardware replacement. We don't repair or install furniture made by others.

Clean it with a soft, barely damp cloth and a few drops of neutral soap, then dry it right away; avoid multi-purpose cleaners and harsh chemicals. Keep it out of direct sun and away from heat sources, keep the space ventilated in humid climates and use coasters on tables. Outdoor and coastal pieces need their finish renewed more often; we can take care of that maintenance.

At C. La Carroza 103, San Andrés Huayápam, Oaxaca, 15–20 minutes from Oaxaca City.

We are always looking for carpenters, finishers and apprentices eager to learn the solid-wood craft. The careers page is in Spanish.