MOM Selection of Products by Architect Diego Delgado-Elias

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MOM Selection of Products by Architect Diego Delgado-Elias ⇒ Diego Delgado-Elias is a Peruvian architect who lives in Paris. After spending ten years at large international agencies, where he worked on major hospitality-related and private projects, he founded his own agency in Paris in 2014. Discover and be inspired by his exclusive selection of products on MOM!

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Anturio Sofa by FS FRANCISCO SEGARRA

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Three-seater sofa made of leather model Anturio. Sofa very elegant and comfortable both to accommodate any type of reception areas such as waiting rooms, reception halls or corporate offices. Discover our entire collection of sofas and furniture for professionals on the site of Francisco Segarra, specialist contract and retail sector. www.franciscosegarra.fr

Fungo by UP GROUP SRL

Lamp created in 2017 Carrara white marble and designed by Tournevire LAB – Marco Marino.

VELLUM Floor Light by BRABBU DESIGN FORCES

The contemporary lighting piece VELLUM is the elegance of nature transformed by the man’s hand. It comes from the ancient manuscripts, where messages were written in VELLUM, a fine and translucent material. VELLUM floor lamp brings to the spaces the warm light of written stories passed through generations. Composed by hammered brass and Nero marquina marble, its elegance exhales the power of resistance through times as the written stories never dies. Every story you create in your space will be written by the warm contemporary lighting words of VELLUM floor lamp.

POTERIE by NADIA DAFRI

Nadia Dafri travels the planet today, meeting artisans from all horizons to discover their stories, their workshops, and their techniques. It is these experiences that give life to each of its collections. Gifted with a great sense of ethics and respectful of know-how preserved over the centuries, Nadia Dafri revives this ancestral embroidery through a resolutely modern cloakroom.

Malibu by DOOQ – WORLD OF DETAILS

Like a warm embrace, Malibu armchair welcomes you to stay within and relax. An elevated homage to the golden age of mid-century design and organic architecture, it radiates through its unusual proportions and strong curves with softness and fine detailing resulting in a must-have piece.

YUPIK by RUG’SOCIETY

The Yupik are a group of indigenous people in Alaska. Traditionally, the families spent spring and summer time at fishing camps and then joined with others at village sites for the winter. The travel to search for food and the resistance to cold weather of this people are represented on the YUPIK hand-tufted dyed wool rug, like the routes that they have taken for all these years.

Bancs by ATMOSPHÈRE D’AILLEURS

Vintage benches made from raw elm.

About Diego Delgado-Elias

Diego Delgado-Elias is a Peruvian architect who lives in Paris. After spending ten years at large international agencies, where he worked on major hospitality-related and private projects, he founded his own agency in Paris in 2014. His experiences in Peru, the United States, and France helped him develop a style that alternates between the authentic and the audacious. The multiculturalism that has nourished his talent has become his signature, attracting a wide variety of clients, from creative types and artists to hotels and royal families. Over the years, he has refined his style, creating fluid and functional spaces unique for their integrity and contemporaneity. Diego’s skills also extend to design—he creates custom furniture and modules that fit elegantly and relevantly into his interiors. This eclecticism can be seen in his choice of raw, fine, and antique materials that hug the spare, radical lines characteristic of his architecture. Pragmatic and poetic, he manages to give a new identity to places, making them timeless. Alongside his Parisian agency, Diego Delgado-Elias is making a name for himself amongst the new generation of architects to watch.