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Addison House opens new showroom in Mexico City

architecture-design · 2026-06-09

Addison House, a luxury furniture firm with over 40 years of experience, inaugurated a new showroom in Lomas de Chapultepec, Mexico City, marking a strategic expansion in Latin America. The opening followed the Salone del Mobile in Milan, bringing together owners and representatives of top Italian design brands including Cierre, Frag, Tonelli Design, Arketipo Firenze, and Cattelan Italia. The space is conceived as a meeting point for architects, designers, and developers, aiming to become a platform for international furniture and the local creative community. CEO Max Alcalay stated that the showroom creates a destination where the world's best furniture meets one of Latin America's most vibrant design communities. Architect Salomón Duek emphasized the unique luxury design interest in Mexico City. The firm, a leader in FF&E representing over 100 international manufacturers, already operates in Miami Design District, Aventura, Doral, Panama, and Medellín. Future plans include new showrooms in Los Angeles and Monterrey.

Key facts

  • Addison House opened a new showroom in Lomas de Chapultepec, Mexico City.
  • The opening occurred after the Salone del Mobile in Milan.
  • Representatives from Italian brands Cierre, Frag, Tonelli Design, Arketipo Firenze, and Cattelan Italia attended.
  • CEO Max Alcalay and architect Salomón Duek spoke at the event.
  • The showroom is designed as a hub for architects, designers, and developers.
  • Addison House has over 40 years of experience and represents more than 100 international manufacturers.
  • Existing locations include Miami Design District, Aventura, Doral, Panama, and Medellín.
  • Future showrooms are planned in Los Angeles and Monterrey.

Entities

Institutions

  • Addison House
  • Cierre
  • Frag
  • Tonelli Design
  • Arketipo Firenze
  • Cattelan Italia
  • Salone del Mobile

Locations

  • Lomas de Chapultepec
  • Mexico City
  • Mexico
  • Milan
  • Italy
  • Miami Design District
  • Aventura
  • Doral
  • United States
  • Panama
  • Medellín
  • Colombia
  • Los Angeles
  • Monterrey

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