Il Bronzetto's EDGE Door Handle Holds Court

"As tactility in many products is now lessened or intentionally obscured, Il Bronzetto instead heads in another direction. Sleek and dynamic, the EDGE Door Handle, designed by London-based architecture and interior design studio OmniDe, creates a powerful statement both outside and inside the home - articulated through responsibly crafted, high-quality, fully recyclable metals destined to endure. Sculptural art meets a form that is both modern and regal, establishing a unique relationship between rooms through light, touch, and material presence."

"The iterative design process was meticulous, drawing inspiration from the sharp geometries and pure volumes of both traditional and contemporary architecture. Giving off a sense of power and speed, the square rose sits just slightly raised above the door, its subtle extrusions presenting a solid architectural base for the handle. Two primary forms meet at a central point, recalling the angularity of Art Deco while remaining distinctly contemporary."

The EDGE Door Handle presents a sleek, dynamic sculptural form crafted from high-quality, fully recyclable metals intended to endure. The handle emphasizes tactility and material presence to create a sensory connection between rooms through light and touch. The product integrates naturally into residences, offices, hospitality spaces, museums, and public environments as a considered architectural detail. A slightly raised square rose with subtle extrusions forms a solid architectural base, while two faceted forms converge to recall Art Deco angularity within a contemporary language. The Multi-Finish philosophy enables extensive customization without new production runs, supporting responsible manufacturing.

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