QUITO, ECUADOR. FAMILY OWNED SINCE 1994.
THE MAKER
Adriana Hoyos co-founded her namesake brand in Ecuador in 1994 with one conviction: that furniture should be designed by someone who actually designs spaces. Adriana has spent 30 years doing both. Over 13 collections. Thousands of interior projects worldwide. Her daughter Andrea joined as Creative Director in 2017 and has been driving the collections forward since, including Galapagos, Rumba, Gem, and Lua. Her son Eduardo Jose runs US operations. This is a family that designs, builds, and sells its own work under one roof.
VERTICALLY INTEGRATED. DESIGNED AND BUILT IN-HOUSE.
THE STANDARD
Manufacturing has been in-house since 1996. Vertically integrated from concept through production, which means the same family that designs a collection controls how it gets built. Materials are sourced and selected at the brand level. Finishes are developed internally. Custom project capability runs from single residential pieces to full hospitality installations in airports and hotels across four continents. The range covers every room: upholstery, case goods, dining, bedroom, and outdoor. When a designer specs Adriana Hoyos, they are working with one entity, not a chain of vendors.
13 COLLECTIONS. 30 YEARS OF INTERIOR PROJECTS.
THE COMMITMENT
The collections carry a room without announcing themselves. Warm. Structured. Latin American in origin with a vocabulary that translates across markets. Adriana Hoyos pieces sit well next to other makers because they were designed by someone who has spent a career composing rooms, not just individual objects. That is a different kind of restraint than most furniture brands practice.
WHY WE CARRY ADRIANA
At Allumette, we carry Adriana Hoyos because Amy has spent thirty years in rooms that work and rooms that don't. The difference is usually the case goods. Adriana Hoyos builds the pieces that hold a room together without asking for credit. That restraint is rare.