I create with intention, but the moment a piece leaves my hands, its story is no longer mine. That’s what fascinates me about design. A few months ago, I discovered that two of my sculptures had taken on a new life in a luxury home—standing at the entrance, they had become silent protectors. Art is not static. It breathes, evolves, and takes on meanings we never intended. That’s the magic of design—it doesn’t just exist in space; it lives in the stories of the people who surround it.

The asymmetry of the Elefante desks is intentional, designed to catch the eye and provoke thought. Every unexpected line and shape serves a purpose, breaking the monotony of conventional desk designs.

Embracing a minimalist philosophy, each piece in the Sereno Collection commands attention without the clamor of additional adornment. Imagine wooden sculptures reminiscent of smooth, tranquil pebbles—each one thoughtfully placed, enhancing the innate elegance of the furniture. These aren’t just functional items; they are standalone pieces of art.

Explore the Elefante Collection's side tables, where Joel Escalona blends Mexican Modernism with Brutalism, creating timeless pieces. Each table, crafted from vintage-finish oak, exemplifies strength and elegance, serving as both functional furniture and focal points in any interior setting.

Joel Escalona’s Elefante Collection for NONO blends Brutalist geometric shapes with Modernist light-play, echoing Mexican architectural legends Luis Barragán and Ricardo Legorreta

In a world where tables aren't just functional pieces, but eloquent storytellers, Where art seamlessly integrates with utility. Here, tables are not just platforms for display; they are an integral part of a cohesive artistic expression, where each form complements and enhances the other.

The collection titled Laws of Motion created by Joel Escalona is a series of diverse typologies like room dividers, tables, and seats.

This isn't just about crafting a sculpture; it's about capturing a slice of the natural world, fused with the inspiration of the creativity of masters like Isamu Noguchi, and Jean Arp.