The best interior designers
in Mexico City
Mexico City is a place where great design is everywhere — from historic Art Deco apartment buildings and grand colonial homes to the contemporary restaurants and boutique hotels that make the city such a cultural destination today.
If you’re looking to hire an interior designer for either a hospitality or residential project, there are some fantastic designers to choose from. We put together this list to highlight a few of the studios shaping the city’s design scene right now. Each has a distinct point of view, and depending on the type of project, one of them may be the right fit.
Here are five of the best interior designers in Mexico City:
1. Mason Gray
Mason Gray specializes in hospitality and commercial projects — restaurants, bars, cafés, boutique hotels, and offices — as well as select residences. Our approach is rooted in storytelling, layered interiors, and a deep respect for history while creating spaces that feel contemporary and alive.
Our work includes The Lamb, a restaurant in Roma Norte that blends English pub warmth with Mexican craftsmanship, and Ultramarinos Demar, a seafood restaurant by Michelin star chef Lucho Martínez. We are also known for Casa Verde, a charming townhouse remodel in La Condesa, Mexico City. We are currently working on projects across Mexico City, Texas, New York, and other locations worldwide.
If you’re looking for an interior designer in Mexico City, learn more about our services.
2. Studio Panebianco
Studio Panebianco is known for polished, contemporary interiors that balance luxury with livability. They work on both residential and commercial projects, often combining clean architectural lines with rich textures and natural materials. Their spaces are refined but never cold — a good fit if you’re looking for modern elegance.
3. Maye Estudio
Based in San Miguel de Allende and frequently working in Mexico City, Maye Estudio is recognized for bold, expressive interiors. Their approach is rooted in colometría — the sophisticated use of color — and maximalist layering. The result is design that feels dynamic, personal, and full of energy.
4. CPMX (Comité de proyectos)
CPMX brings a creative, bold sensibility to their interiors. They work across a mix of residential, office, and cultural projects, and they aren’t afraid of strong colors, unusual layouts, or unexpected combinations. Their work feels expressive and memorable — a studio for clients who want their spaces to stand out.
5. Krim Studio
Krim Studio balances contemporary design with playful, experimental touches. Active in boutique retail, hospitality, and residential projects, they bring a fresh perspective that resonates with clients looking for something distinct and current.
Choosing the right interior designer in Mexico City
Mexico City is full of design talent, and the best fit depends on your vision and the type of project you’re planning. Whether it’s hospitality or residential, working with a studio that can translate your ideas into layered, story-rich interiors makes all the difference. It will save you time, money, and unnecessary stress.
At Mason Gray, we combine a narrative-driven approach with a love of detail, creating restaurants, bars, and residences that feel timeless, inspiring, and unforgettable.