In 2002, a distinguished Italian family visited Mexico. Immediately drawn to its plethora of undiscovered treasures from handcrafted pottery to jewelry, they relocated permanently. The home accents products line of the now-established Mexican company, HERMANDAD DE LA COSTA, are each carefully selected by its founder, Anna Togati, a refined, Italian businesswoman highly experienced in the giftware sector.

In 2006, HERMANDAD DE LA COSTA presented its product offering via the New York Int’l Gift Fair, and the Frankfurt Tendence 2006 in Germany, and also announced the opening of the official N.Y.-based distribution company, Amoretti Brothers.
In 2007 HERMANDAD DE LA COSTA made is debut in Italy at the Milan-MACEF International Fair and announced the opening of its showroom in Torino, Italy.
On April 2007 HERMANDAD DE LA COSTA will be as expositor at the International Handcrafts Show, in Florence.

One of the most precious Collection of the 2007 is, the "Change Copper Collection": home accents which change color within silver and golden hues thanks to a particular and completely hand turned work by fire, or the artistic ceramics by Manuel Morales, one of the most important and talented cermics artist in Mexico.

Though different in numerous ways, the product line has a unified aesthetic. They stir universal appreciation for rarity, beauty, and value within the handmade giftware market. HERMANDAD DE LA COSTA’s philosophy is giving a lot of attention to detail and perfect craftsmanship, to fulfil a basic need of man: his desire for individuality, honesty and harmony in his own environment. High-quality furniture which radiates emotions and sensuality, unusual interior scenarios and exclusive accessories facilitate a completely new form of wellbeing and the identification with the home.
Thanks to a century tradition and experience of mexican craftmen in the combination of valuable materials with european design, HERMANDAD DE LA COSTA is willing to make a strong influence on today's living worlds with its “Crossover”, “Between the Artcrafts” and “Manufacturing around the World”.