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The Mexico City home of Andrew Fisher and Jeffry Weisman, co-founders of the luxury furniture brand Fisher Weisman, is a breathtaking embodiment of their design ethos — an exquisite blend of opulence, artistry, and cultural reverence. Situated in the city’s cosmopolitan Polanco neighborhood, their residence serves as both a personal sanctuary and a showcase of their brand’s sophisticated aesthetic. Continue scrolling for a vibrant Mexico City home tour.

The condo, a meticulously built new building, exudes a timeless elegance that seamlessly fuses traditional Mexican craftsmanship with contemporary design elements. Vibrant colors and bold patterns, characteristic of Mexican culture, are thoughtfully integrated throughout the space, offering a dialogue with the sensuous lines of Fisher Weisman’s furniture pieces.

“The pulse of energy and style that courses through Mexico City inspired us to craft an interior that is peaceful and cozy – and anything but bland,” says Jeffry Weisman. “This is our Zen: as deeply soothing as it is deeply saturated. Every day we spend in the apartment, we are struck by how well it lives and how lucky we feel to be there.”

Each room in the house tells a unique story, reflecting the duo’s deep appreciation for art and history. The living room, adorned with hand-carved and hand-forged geometric furniture, is anchored by a dramatic chandelier designed by the duo, evoking the grandeur of old-world Mexico while embracing a modern sensibility. In the dining room, their Gilded Cage Dining Table surrounded by sleek, upholstered chairs creates an inviting space for entertaining. One could say, the one-of-a-kind chandeliers in the living room & bathroom – deemed as “Fantasy Commissions” by Fisher – are the crown jewels.

Throughout the home, Fisher’s Golden Passages – comprised of crushed, gilded, and quilted paper – subtly guides the flow, adding a touch of luminosity to each room. These pieces, inspired by nature and Mexican artistry, are thoughtfully integrated into the design, creating a cohesive narrative that ties the home’s diverse elements together.

The Mexico City home tour of Fisher and Weisman depicts more than just a residence; it is a living gallery that beautifully encapsulates their brand’s dedication to luxurious, handcrafted design infused with a deep respect for cultural heritage. And most importantly, it’s a vibrant sanctuary for Chicharrón, their beloved miniature poodle.

Photography by Matthew Millman

Situated in the Australian city of Carlton, this grand multi-level urban development exemplifies high-quality finishes and architectural excellence, prominently featuring 29 CHRISTOPHER BOOTS lighting fixtures. This 4-bedroom home boasts luxurious amenities such as an indoor tennis court, pool, gym, library, Turkish spa, and rooftop garden, all of which harmonize with the selection of CHRISTOPHER BOOTS lighting fixtures.

The property’s opulent materials, including solid marble skirting, travertine surfaces, and rich piled carpets, complement the raw beauty of uncut quartz crystal. A beautiful interplay exists between the exquisitely detailed finishes, like the curved marble skirting mirroring the organic shapes of uncut quartz. Warm brass and meticulously sourced materials further contribute to the luxurious ambiance. SUGAR BOMB sconces, with their crystalline brilliance, illuminate the marble-clad walkways, while PYTHAGORAS sconces add a geometric touch to the bathrooms. Eleven ABACUS crystal drops adorn the Arabescato Breccia marble kitchen, creating a timeless look. And the DIAMOND RING fixture looks like it’s exploded in a magnificent geode burst, illuminating the entry way – a rather show stopping moment for guests as they first enter the home.

CHRISTOPHER BOOTS, the acclaimed lighting designer, has established himself as a leading figure in Australian design over the past 12 years. Despite his success, Boots humorously admits to not having overhead lighting in his own bedroom due to a ceiling covered with Baltic pine. His studio’s notable commissions include projects for HERMÈS, CASSINA, Milan’s GALLERIA ROSSANA ORLANDI, and CARTIER’s Sydney flagship store. His work also graces the lobby of the Ritz-Carlton in Melbourne and a suite at Badrutt’s Palace hotel in St. Moritz.

Boots’s designs frequently draw inspiration from Greek mythology. The Nepenthes chandelier, for instance, evokes the mythical substance that quells all sorrows, featuring chains hung with milky spheres. The Prometheus chandelier, named after the Titan who gifted fire to humanity, comprises a large brass ring adorned with quartz crystals, resembling a circle of flame when illuminated. The Ouranos collection, inspired by the personification of the sky, incorporates perfect quartz spheres, enhancing the ethereal quality of his creations. This blend of mythology and materiality infuses Boots’s work with a sense of timeless wonder and beauty.