
ARCHITECTURE BETWEEN MEXICO AND THE USA
The art of
living, imagining and enjoying.
Architecture, interiors, kitchens and furniture.
Calm, character and an unexpected twist.

Not everything begins with a plan.
Sometimes, it starts with a
A kitchen out of the ordinary.
A look
that's our own.
VIEW PROJECTS 
Kitchens.
Grana Kitchen · Francisco Serrano Hess · Gintarini collaboration

Interiors.
Sura · Dining Room · Collaboration · Serrano Monjaraz Arquitectos

Architecture.
Casa Cuatro Ciénegas · Francisco Serrano Hess

Furniture.
Mesa Cobre · Roberto G. Sada · Original design
Selected projects, academic proposals and collaborations from Francisco Serrano Hess's career, alongside shared studio work. Authorship, participation and status are identified on each project page.
COLLECTION 01 / SIX OBJECTS
Serious materials.
Free spirit.
Stone, timber and metals with character.
Six pieces for sitting, playing
and making room for everyday life.
Design concepts · Sketches, materials and proportion studies.
THE STUDIO'S PERSPECTIVE
The everyday,
made extraordinary.
A sensitivity to materials. A curiosity for possibilities.
Sada Hess brings together Francisco Serrano Hess and Roberto G. Sada. We work between Mexico and the United States, connecting architecture, interiors, kitchens and furniture with a shared sensibility.
Because design also means daring to ask: what if we did it differently?
Meet the studioOUR DISCIPLINES
OPEN AN IDEA01Architecture
From "what if…?" to an idea of space. Layout, light and proportion for the way you live.
CONCEPT / LAYOUT / VISUALIZATIONEXPLORE ARCHITECTURE02Interiors
Materials in conversation, surprising pieces and details that make a place feel like yours.
MATERIALITY / FURNITURE / ATMOSPHERESEXPLORE INTERIORS03Kitchens
For cooking, talking and staying a little longer. We design around what happens in your kitchen.
LAYOUT / STORAGE / FINISHESEXPLORE KITCHENS04Furniture
Pieces designed for a place and a way of living. Proportions, textures and details that complete the space.
DESIGN / MATERIALS / DETAILSEXPLORE FURNITUREShall we imagine it?
Mexico + United States.
A conversation can be the beginning.






