Traditional crafts – such as weaving and welding – are blended with a modern aesthetic and materials at this cool furniture store. Their signature chairs with steel frames and woven seats dot the interiors of restaurants and hotels, but they’re perhaps best known for their collaborations with creatives such as French-born designer Fabian Cappello who dreamt up a collection of woven loungers in primary shades of blue and red.  

This bakery, founded by a local pastry chef (who worked in Paris), makes an excellent croissant. But for something quintessentially Mexican, go for the concha (a pillowy sweet bread), paired with a cinnamon coffee. There’s a cosy wooden dining room, but the best seats are on the street-facing terrace out front.  

There are dangling origami lamps in black ebony wood, twisted desk lamps, cloud-like chandeliers constructed from curved maple panels and playful pendant pieces such as a koi fish also fashioned from maple.  A swish standalone lighting showroom.