K’ab Juun

In Mexican churches, the facistol stood at the center of the choir — a four-sided lectern that held books open for everyone to read. Caterina Moretti @caterinamg of Peca Studio and Alan Rojas @nosoy_alan noticed something about it: the walls are an invitation. You choose what rests on them.

Then they found that Luis Barragán had made his own — used to display his architectural plans at his studio in Mexico City, where it still stands today.
Their Facistol takes both ideas and gives them to you. Four walls. A book, a drawing, a photograph, a plan. The object is never finished — it’s shaped by whoever owns it. Available at K’ab Juun.

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38 Little West 12th St, New York. Link in bio.

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