10, 100, 1000 is an initiative coming from both La Metropolitana and designer Francisco Torres, who invited ten Mexican designers to develop furniture pieces. The main goal of this project was to generate a collection of representative pieces of the new Mexican design current, pieces that are accessible for the general public. Inspired on some pieces commonly found in Mexican haciendas (estates), this piece plays on a visual level with woven wood that forms a solid, robust shape, in spite of it being hollow and made mostly out of scraps. Featured designers: Ariel Rojo, Cecilia León de la Barra, Christian Vivanco, Ediciones Jalapa, Jorge Diego Etienne, La Metropolitana, Moisés Hernández, Oscar Núñez, Priscila Tierno, Sebastián Ocampo.