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Holdon Chronicles
Notes from the atelier, style markers, things seen. A slow read around the detail that is the cabinet handle.
Red has never been a neutral color. Signal, alarm, desire: throughout the history of chromatic language, it has always spoken with force, from imperial Chinese lacquer to the boldest graphic compositions of the twentieth century. Across an entire piece of furniture, that intensity can quickly become overwhelming. On a handle, it finds its right measure: one precise gesture you can commit to without repainting a single front. At Holdon Paris, red comes in two forms that share almost nothing. On one side, a bioresin colored through and through, vivid and pearlescent. On the other, copper whose patina deepens…
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The chronicles explore the subject in words. The catalog, in pieces.
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Other worlds to discover in the Holdon catalog: Classica Europa, Art Deco, Antiquities, Pop Art.
The materials
Cold-cast bronze, copper, brass, aluminum, bioresin. Each material lends its own depth and patina to the metal.
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More than 300 variants, silhouettes, patterns, finishes, and sizes to combine freely across every collection.
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Over 300 variations in the catalog, silhouettes, patterns, finishes, and sizes to combine freely. Made in Paris.