Crudo was born from a simple and radical idea: not to add unnecessary layers, but to work from what is essential. More than a technique, it is an attitude.

The project unfolds inside an old adobe house in Barranco, intervened with minimal gestures to reveal what was already there: original adobe walls, traces of ancient floors, and wooden structures that emerged as layers were stripped away. Exposed industrial elements are integrated into the space, creating an honest contrast with adobe and wood.

With custom-designed lighting, furniture
in wood and metal, and modernist pieces, Crudo is conceived as an integralsystem where space, cuisine, music, and design coexist in balance.