
In San Miguel de Allende and central Mexico, as well as in Yucatán, there is a rich artisanal tradition with experts in wood carving, tin work and forged iron, ceramics and stone; however, even with such a rich tradition, there has often been a lack of design and criteria of quality that could contribute to authentic and attractive products for a broader market.
The designers at EVOS and Mérida Tradicional mainly focus their creative energies on the golden age of Spanish design from the 17th Century, along with Italian and Moorish influences which also contribute to the uniqueness of Spanish and Spanish Colonial design. Besides working from an innovative design viewpoint, they make use of the best materials, construction techniques, and quality control, exclusively utilizing, from the beginning, certified imported woods for all their wood furniture, which not only improves the quality of the finished product but is also congruent with their concern about the out-of-control deforestation of Mexico’s forests.
What sets Mérida Tradicional apart is their unique combination of three products and services: traditional styling imported upholstered furniture from the US; custom furniture designed by their in-house architect; and their wood and iron Spanish Colonial furniture. Their designs are classic rather than trendy, and the quality of the materials and construction is sturdy and long-lasting. They also provide architectural elements including columns, trim, etc. in limestone and wood, cabinetry, patio furniture and garden elements, and traditional kitchen cabinetry.
Mérida Tradicional offers décor which never goes out of style, and export-quality furniture to last a lifetime, proudly made in Mexico.
Paseo de Montejo x 45
Tel. (999) 923 8560
meridatradicional.com
evos.com.mx
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Hello, I’m writing from Florida. I am in the need of a couch for my house in Merida. Would it be posible to get some pictures and estimates from you? Thank you. Susana Duer
Hola Susana, I will forward your request to Merida Tradicional. Thanks for writing!
Juanita Stein, Editorial Director, Yucatan Today