— Styles
The architectural languages Maison metalwork inhabits, with the materials and finishes each register favours.
Style
An architectural language of restraint — concealed fixings, hairline reveals, monolithic surfaces — executed in blackened steel, satin bronze and matte brass.
A decorative architectural register characterised by geometric pattern, fluted profiles, and the warm metallic palette of brass, bronze and champagne anodised aluminium.
An architectural language of mass and material honesty — used with hand-finished blackened steel and oxidised bronze to anchor monumental interiors.
A 20th-century architectural register favouring industrial materials, planar surfaces and precise jointing — naturally suited to bronze, stainless and zinc.
A contemporary register that blends warm metals — patinated brass, satin copper — with natural stone, timber and plaster.
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