What we've built.

Kova Atelier didn't exist in the US. We built the whole brand: name, identity, registrations, catalog, photography and the voice it uses with interior designers.

We built its online store on our own code, no Shopify, plus a weekly content engine on Instagram and email to the trade list.

In October 2026 the brand showed at High Point Market, the largest furniture market in the world, in suite G-6017 as a guest of LDN Collections.

Longhorn Reserve is western luxe modern: leather, fringe and wood for homes that are actually lived in. We built it from zero: identity, registration, product shoots and voice.

A weekly content engine has run since day one: carousels, short video and pieces built for designers.

It launched at High Point Market in October 2026, alongside Kova.

ZAAR Design Center brings together Kova Atelier, Chesterfield Collective and Longhorn Reserve. For the October 2026 High Point Market we ran its Instagram campaign: one voice for several brands, with pieces that bring designers into the salon.

We also built the website and a tool for its sales reps to quote, follow up and see their commissions.

Chesterfield Collective sells the most recognizable shape in English upholstery: deep buttoning, rolled arms, leather that ages well. Every week we produce its Instagram pieces with a fixed visual line and a voice that speaks to interior designers, not browsers.

Every piece teaches something a designer can use with a client: why aniline leather earns its patina, what a matching footstool does, how to measure a sofa before ordering it.

Every month we run the social media for Paul Davis Restoration of South San Diego and produce its videos. The owner approves on WhatsApp and runs the business.

The videos tell each job the way the customer lives it: the damage, the technician at work and the place good as new. A garage fire, a ceiling that came down in a print shop, a laundry room after a fire.

Website, English social media and donor communication for pcH USA, which supports productive cooperatives in Haiti. Every piece tells one true thing from the field, backed by its impact evaluation.

Dr. Gerardo Bracamontes is a general and bariatric surgeon in Tijuana. He operates laparoscopically: gallbladder, hernias, appendicitis, reflux and bariatric surgery. His challenge was reaching patients in California who have put off their care, many without insurance or with a high deductible, and wary of having surgery in another country.

We built the Back in the game campaign. Every story starts with someone watching from the bench while their family plays, and ends back inside their life. The promise is simple: a surgeon who knows you by name and stays with you from start to finish.

Every week we handle strategy and the calendar, carousels, images and short videos in English and Spanish for Instagram and Facebook, and Meta campaigns that lead to WhatsApp. Everything follows Mexico's health advertising rules (COFEPRIS) and Meta's policies: no promised results.