TEMPLO Wall Sconce Ceramic It later became a cherished

It later became a cherished gift for newlyweds

This piece

it plays with the idea of what is kept hidden and what is meant to be seen

Designed in collaboration with César Núñez and inspired by the Mayan word for “house

Antonio Attolini Lack was a visionary Mexican architect known for his bold modernist language and deep sensitivity to space

TEMPLO Wall Sconce Ceramic It later became a cherishedThe TEMPLO Wall Lamp translates the monumentality of architectural form into a restrained, wall mounted gesture. Drawing from the ceremonial presence of Mesoamerican structures, it treats light as an element that reveals surface, depth, and rhythm.