It started in Cali.

Taller Todos los Santos began in Cali, Colombia — a city where furniture is still made by hand, in workshops, by people who know the wood. That sensibility came with us to New York, where the studio works today.

One conviction carried the whole way: furniture made for architects should arrive documented like architecture. So every piece is born with a SketchUp model, a Blender file, a plan and elevation DWG, a D5 scene and a complete cut sheet — not as an afterthought, but as part of the design itself.

We make a small number of pieces, properly. Each one is built to be adapted — in dimension, wood and finish — to the project it belongs to.

The journey

From a workshop to a specification.

Origin · Cali

The workshop

A Colombian craft tradition — wood worked by hand, by people who know it.

The move · NYC

New York

The studio relocates, bringing the craft to the city where it now works and ships.

The method

Documented design

Every piece developed as a full digital set — SKP, Blender, DWG, D5 and cut sheet.

2026

Digital showroom

The collection online, with interactive 3D and downloadable files for specifiers.

How we work

Three principles behind every piece.

Specification-ready

SKP, Blender, DWG, D5 and PDF specs exist from day one. Designed for the architect's workflow, not retrofitted to it.

Real craft

A Colombian making tradition, now practised in New York. A small number of pieces, each one made properly — not a factory line.

Adaptable by design

Built to be customised — dimensions, woods, stains and metal colours. Pieces fit projects, not the reverse.

Let's design something together.

Open to project collaborations, trade enquiries and custom commissions. Tell us what you're working on.

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