amunì is a nomadic
industrial design & architecture studio that brings a global
perspective to products.

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multum

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How can we democratize design?

Multum is a  collection of a desk, seat, and shelf, all of which have mounting points for 3D-printed accessories. Encouraging individual agency in the design process, users can select from existing accessories or using generative AI, develop their own, allowing for limitless uses within the same furniture piece, all from their home. A single stool can be endlessly reconfigured from seating with tables, a shelving unit, or even a coat rack. The only limitation is the user’s imagination.

lisbon collection

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How does travel help inspire us?

Inspired by Lisbon’s overlooked street objects, this collection of five stools transforms the mundane into playful, functional seating objects. Given new life as design objects, they spark a lively dialogue between design and the unnoticed poetry of everyday life.

aberlite

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How did we take a novel product and
work to help build a brand?

Aberlite is a men’s grooming brand focused on hair and beard care. They initially came to us to develop a specialized beard straightener and we have since worked together to build out more products in their portfolio.

corium

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What happens when we design a product for ourselves?

Designed between Argentina and Colombia, Corium also represents our first foray into design and development entirely done in Latin America. Using local components and manufacturers, our first working prototype was produced in Medellín, Colombia.

cuisinart
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How did we apply a new type of design language to build out a family of products for a new kind of consumer?

We collaborated with Cleveland, OH based Balance Innovation to build out the Cuisinart Soho family of products.