




Tadea was born in a historic Art Deco building. The interior design project draws on that legacy. The historic façade of the first two floors ties the building’s visual identity to the contemporary upper floors, featuring a rust-green patina. The narrative thread is a woman from that era, and from there, the color palette and the feminine, subtle aesthetic of each space were developed. In the historic rooms, terracotta colors evoke the warmth of a neighborhood with character. In the modern rooms, aquamarine tones engage with the façade without replicating it.



Tadea was designed so that guests feel as though they are returning to a familiar place. Light wood, custom-designed hotel furniture, and objects and accessories from Mexican brands create an atmosphere of calm and belonging. A neighborhood retreat for those who want to stay in Condesa as if they lived there.