Our story begins with our grandfather, a man whose deepest passion was navigation and cartography. He often told us about his childhood journey across the ocean—from France to Argentina. For a child, such a voyage could have been daunting, given the conditions in which immigrants traveled at the time. Yet for him, it was a source of fascination and wonder. That crossing became the seed of his lifelong love for maps, the sea, and the idea of exploring the world.

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As we grew up, his stories surrounded us like treasures. They instilled in us the sense that the world was not just geography, but an endless invitation to discovery. Over time, however, we realized that he was also the kind of man who seemed to have everything, and it became nearly impossible to find him a gift worthy of his spirit. That challenge planted a question in our minds: what if the maps he cherished could be transformed into something beyond function—what if cartography itself could become art?

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From that thought, a vision began to take form. As siblings, Marcos and Julieta Peccoud set out to bring it to life. Marcos, an engineer, insisted on absolute precision—on every line, every curve, every piece crafted with technical mastery. Julieta, a designer, sought to infuse each globe with art, beauty, and narrative, so that it would not only represent the world, but inspire wonder. Together, they discovered the balance where science meets artistry, reimagining the globe not as a mere navigational instrument, but as a timeless object of contemplation.

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Each piece we create is, in essence, a tribute to our grandfather’s legacy: to that voyage across the ocean, to his love of discovery, and to the beauty of maps as symbols of human curiosity. What began as a family gesture has grown into something greater—a shared vision to transform the world itself into art. Every globe is both an heirloom and a masterpiece—precise enough to trust, yet refined enough to treasure.