ACAPULCO STORIES
COMUNIDAD CDMX- Die neue Kollektion by Stephanie Thatenhorst
March 14, 2025In enger Kooperation mit der Münchner Interior Designerin Stephanie Thatenhorst entstand die neue Acapulco Design Spring/Summer Kollektion 2025. Die Zusammenarbeit beginnt mit einer Reise nach Mexiko-Stadt.
Der Komfort des Original Acapulco Chairs
October 8, 2024Bei Acapulco Design treffen wir häufig auf die Frage, ob der Acapulco Chair bequem sei. Obwohl Bequemlichkeit sehr subjektiver Wahrnehmung unterliegt, sind wir sehr von dem Komfort und der Bequemlichkeit unserer Original Acapulco Chairs überzeugt. Sehr gerne möchten wir das Thema aber in folgendem Beitrag die Gründe etwas genauer erörtern.
Acapulco Design auf der Salone del Mobile 2024
April 26, 2024
ACAPULCO DESIGN AUF DER SALONE DEL MOBILE 2024 - RECAP
UNA COLLABORAZIONE SPECIALE - 24CR AMICI CHAIR LTD. EDITION
March 26, 2024
Die Original Acapulco Chair Serie wird um eine chromfarbene Edelstahl Variante des Mexiko Chairs erweitert. Diese limitierte Acapulco Chair Edition Ist dem Farbthema Chrom gewidmet. Erstmals ist der Mexico Stuhl in dieser zeitgemäßen Farbkombination erhältlich.
LOS FLOREROS VASEN
March 4, 2024
Inspiriert von der mexikanischen Handwerkskunst, entwarfen wir unterschiedliche handgearbeitete Keramikvasen. Die Kollektion LOS FLOREROS greift die eklektische Farbwelt unserer Möbel und Acapulco Chairs auf und setzt ausdrucksstarke Akzente im Raum.
Low Table Kollektion 2023
October 26, 2023Am 25.10.2023 erscheinte die neue Acapulco Design Low Table Kollektion 2023.
Gemeinsam mit verschiedenen deutschen Designern konzipiert Acapulco Design eine Kollektion, die das mexikanische Midcentury Design neu interpretiert und sich dabei vom Original Acapulco Chair inspirieren lässt. Der Entwurf des Low Tables stammt von Industriedesignerin Olivia Herms, die bereits im Frühjahr 2021 den Ring Table, einen runden Esstisch mit filigranem Metallgestell und edler Terrazzoplatte für Acapulco Design entwickelte. Bereits letztes Jahr lancierten wir die erste Low Table Serie, der nun die 2. Kollektion in 3 neuen Varianten folgt.
THE JALISCO CHAIR LIMITED EDITION
March 29, 2023
The Jalisco Chair model is inspired by the region of the same name in Mexico and the capital Guadalajara. the western state of Jalisco is very proud of its tradition of typical dances and charreadas (Mex. Rodeo), and is the cradle of mariachi music and tequila. The idea of the new lounge chair came about through a trip through the region
New Acapulco Chair models S/S-23
February 28, 2023
With the Cempasuchil and Zapote models, we are adding two color variants to the eclectic style of Acapulco Design. The two Acapulco chair models are now available in our online shop.
How to recognize an original Acapulco Chair
February 27, 2023
The Acapulco Chair is a Mexican design classic that makes the hearts of design lovers beat faster with its weightless design language and incredible seating comfort. We are stocking this chair again in the original proportions and always in new colors and variants. The Acapulco Chair bears the name of the city in which it was created.
Acapulco Design Fashion Cooperation
September 19, 2022
The Jalisco Chair model is inspired by the region of the same name in Mexico and the capital Guadalajara. The western state of Jalisco is very proud of its tradition of typical dances and charreadas (Mex. rodeo), and is the cradle of mariachi music and tequila. The idea of the new lounge chair came about through a trip through the region.
Acapulco Design Rebranding
January 30, 2023
We are very proud to announce the launch of our new logo as part of the ongoing development of Acapulco Design. Our brand, design portfolio and partnerships have grown and evolved over the past 8 years and we felt it was time for a brand refresh for Acapulco Design.
Beautiful living - Best of Design Award 2022
June 8, 2022
We are very happy about the award from Schöner Wohnen for our Acapulco Design Ring Table. In 2022, the magazine will again present outstanding design from the most important furnishing areas. Not only the design plays a role in the evaluation; Aspects such as sustainability, ergonomics or functionality can also lead to a product receiving an award.
Acapulco Chair JACARANDA & Oaxaca Chair N'02
June 19, 2022
Our two newest models are the Acapulco chair JACARANDA, as well as the 2nd series of the Oaxaca Chairs are so strongly inspired by the Mexican nature and culture as hardly 2 other models of our classic Acapulco Chairs.
Design Talk with Carolin Sangha
September 19, 2022
Carolin Sangha is the creative head of the Schönbuch brand. She is also the founder of the fashion brand Casa Nata. Born in India, she was also co-founder of the Flip Flop brand and, as a modern and strong woman, has a defining influence on fashion and interior design with her style. Acapulco Design Founder Benjamin Caja met Carolin Sangha in her Munich apartment to talk to her about the launch of the new Acapulco Design Low Table.
DESIGN TALK WITH STEPHANIE THATENHORST
May 15, 2022
Shortly before the launch of its new low table and the OAXACA Acapulco Chair, the PR agency hicklvesting met with Acapulco design makers Benjamin Caja and Stephanie Thatenhorst to talk about design, the original Acapulco Chair, as well as favorite epochs and bold color highlights.
The Acapulco Design Beach Bag
May 31, 2022
We offer 3 very eclectic and colorful variations on a modern beach bag. The Acapulco Design Beach Bag is a beach bag by name, but it can still be used in a variety of ways. Due to its size, it can be used as a shopper or weekender for a short trip. With this accessory we also refer to our interior furniture and in particular to the coloring of our original Acapulco Chairs.
The Low Table NEW RELEASES
January 10, 2022
The Low Table picks up on the design and materials of the Ring Table: the terrazzo plate is supported by a filigree metal frame. Here, too, a ring acts as a central element that elegantly brings the table legs and table top together. The metal struts result in a butterfly-shaped pattern. As a striking detail, the central ring characterizes the entire product portfolio of Acapulco Design.
The Oaxaca Chair New Releases
December 15, 2021
Since July 2021, a special piece has been part of our Acapulco Chair Family. The “Oaxaca” model is certainly the most colorful and eclectic lounger of all our Acapulco chairs. Like the chair, Oaxaca is the most diverse and colorful state in Mexico. The state is an enchanting mix of world-class beaches, beautiful scenery, wonderful cities and delicious cuisine.
The Ring Table is a design by Olivia Herms
February 18, 2021
The Jalisco Chair model is inspired by the region of the same name in Mexico and the capital Guadalajara. the western state of Jalisco is very proud of its tradition of typical dances and charreadas (Mex.rodeo), and is the cradle of mariachi music and tequila. The idea of the new lounge chair came about through a trip through the region.
The History of the Acapulco Chair
November 9, 2020
Many myths and stories surround the creation of the original Acapulco Chair. The most popular is that a French tourist wanted to build a chair and hammock mix in the 1950s. A story that we personally don't necessarily want to believe. The fact is that the beginnings of the original Acapulco Chair are subordinate to this period. A time when Acapulco was a jet set destination for American celebrities.
Acapulco Design Press Releases
March 29, 2021
In the interior magazines listed below you will regularly find articles on the original Acapulco Chair and our premium design furniture. The latest PR clippings can also be seen on our Instagram account in the stories. You are always welcome to follow our latest developments around the Acapulco Chair and our new designs here. We are currently working on a release of a vase collection.
Acapulco Design and the Ring Table in AD Magazine
March 23, 2021
Architectural Digest: The Munich-based studio Acapulco Design is expanding its collection with a table that, like its neighbor, is modern, Mexican and a little nostalgic at the same time. The inventor of the "Acapulco Chair" is still unknown. It is rumored that a French tourist designed the piece of furniture as a comfortable seat for his beach vacation in Mexico.