Opening May 12 in New York | Proximity & Interaction as a Spatial Practice brings together a series of works arranged as a spatial composition, where sound, movement, and material presence shape a shared experience. Centered on a musical console, the exhibition explores how objects are perceived and understood through use, proximity, and time.
Featuring works in collaboration with Edgar Orlaineta, René Bouchara, César Núñez, and Emmanuel Picault.
Presented at K’ab Juun Gallery | @kabjuun
38 Little West 12th St.
New York, NY 10014
On view through June 10.
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Opening cocktail
May 20th, 2026
6 pm
By RSVP only
[email protected]
Es un honor ser parte del Salón de la Fama en #AD100 2026.
Este año agradecemos profundamente el trabajo de cada persona dentro de Simon Hamui Studio. Todos somos pieza clave para formar parte de este reconocimiento.
Muy orgullosos de compartir esta selección junto con nuestros aliados creativos dentro de la industria.
Muchas gracias @admexico 🤎
Gracias @admexico por este reconocimiento y felicidades por su vigésimo aniversario.
Estamos sumamente orgullosos de cada una de las personas que conforman nuestro gran equipo. Gracias a nuestros artesanos en taller y a todos en el estudio — esto es un logro colectivo.
Felicidades a los increíbles equipos que formaron parte de este proyecto. Cada unos de ustedes es maestro en su oficio, y la colaboración entre todos hizo de este proyecto un éxito.
Interiorismo, carpintería y mobiliario sobre diseño: @simonhamui
Arquitectura: @gantousarquitectos
Constructor: @cm2_construcciones
Diseño de iluminación: @luzenarquitectura
Paisajismo: @aplenosolmx
Fotografía: @cesarbejarstudio
Proximity & Interaction | NYC
Simon Hamui Studio presents a selection of works from its collection at @kabjuun New York. The exhibition is organized around the reintroduction of listening as a shared ritual. At its center is a newly introduced music console — ALMA — from which sound is projected both forward and backward, extending into the surrounding space. The piece recalls a condition in which music structures domestic environments, organizing attention and establishing a common point of focus.
Also included are works developed in collaboration with artist @edgarorlaineta as part of Variations on Non-Euclidean, referencing the work of Isamu Noguchi and Ruth Page’s avant-garde dance practice. These works extend the exhibition’s central premise beyond sound, introducing movement as a structuring element within space. If the console organizes the act of listening, the pieces introduce choreography as a parallel structure, linking sound, movement, and form within a unified composition.
Featuring collaborations with Edgar Orlaineta, René Bouchara, César Núñez, and Emmanuel Picault.
On view through June 10.
38 Little West 12th St.
New York, NY 10014
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Opening cocktail | May 20, 2026 | 6pm
By RSVP only: [email protected]
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Photography: @adriana.hamui
Spa at P14 — The women’s area includes a beauty salon, where wood paneling, stone surfaces, and upholstered elements define the space. Mirrors, storage, and work surfaces are integrated directly into the millwork, organizing each station through fixed positions and built-in elements.
Lighting combines concealed sources with direct task illumination, providing even, functional light across the room. The space is resolved through its layout, materials, and lighting working together.
Photography: @achachmariana
Art: Developed by SH studio artists
Inside SH Space, the studio’s work is presented alongside a selection of objects, furniture, and references that reflect Simon Hamui’s personal perspective as a designer, a sensibility that has been absorbed and developed into the shared language of the studio. The space brings together pieces from the SH Collection, custom elements, collaborations, and collected works, including chairs, artworks, and images that inform this evolving vocabulary. It reflects a way of working shaped over time, where materials such as stone, metal, glass, and wood are explored with depth to create a meaningful visual and tactile experience.
Simon Hamui Space | 520 W Hyman Ave. Aspen Co.
Photography: @alejandro_ramoroz
Terra begins with weight. Beyond being a constraint, it is a point of departure. Its structure is defined early, then refined through its materiality.
Each element is reduced to what is necessary, allowing proportion and balance to guide the piece.
This is part of an ongoing body of work exploring mass, tension, and surface.
A process of grounding form before revealing it.
Terra | Coffee Table | 2026 SH Collection
In Collaboration with René Bouchara.
Part of a larger private sequence, where spaces connect in quiet continuity. Full-height glazing frames views of Santa Fe, Mexico City, bringing natural light deep into the space and reinforcing its relationship with the city.
Dark walnut custom millwork integrates storage and surfaces, maintaining a clear and precise composition.
Photography: @leandrobulzzano
Dosel | 2025 — As intimate as it is fluid, as open as it is divisible.
Dosel is a residential project in Polanco, Mexico. Layered textures across walls and millwork, acoustic treatments, and soft indirect lighting define an interior that flows, supporting moments of connection as well as retreat.
Project conceived in collaboration with @gantous.arquitectos
General Contractor: @cm2_construcciones
Lighting Design: @luzenarquitectura
Photography: @achachmariana
Em | Console | 2026 SH Collection
Defined by the layered interplay between structure and volume, the Em console centers its expression on detail. Suede-lined drawers and leather-wrapped metal pulls create a material dialogue that elevates everyday use through its tactility.
The console is ultimately a composition of proportion, assembly and layered palpability.
SHC 2026 | No.2 | [email protected]
Agapandos | Valle de Bravo, México. A built-in bar defined by depth, texture, and proportion across each surface.
Custom millwork integrates storage, display, and illumination into a single architectural gesture.
Project conceived in collaboration with @gomezcrespoarquitectos
Styling: @abi_mishkin
Photography: @fabianml
Detailed views from P14, Mexico City. These close-ups focus on the way the project is built through material decisions, joinery, and proportion. Wood grains, surface textures, and thoughtfully resolved geometries reveal how each element is considered as part of a larger system.
Styling: @abi_mishkin
Photography: @achachmariana
