PANORAMMMA, a Mexico City–based design studio led by Maika Palazuelos, operates at the intersection of art, design, and everyday life. Its practice explores contemporary experience, questioning daily routines, domesticity, and the relationship between abstraction and social space. Drawing from personal memory, imagined futures, and poetic narratives, the studio creates expressive objects that challenge conventional ideas of how design should inhabit the home.

Rather than treating objects as static works, PANORAMMMA designs pieces to be touched, used, and experienced. Sitting, turning, eating, or resting become opportunities for interaction, transforming familiar gestures into encounters with form and meaning. Founded during the period of confinement, the studio evolved from Palazuelos’ personal practice into a platform for experimental design. Its objects act as “Trojan horses” for artistic expression, introducing moments of fantasy and reflection into everyday life. Through this playful and immersive approach, PANORAMMMA transforms domestic spaces into living stages where objects and inhabitants participate in shared narratives.