Architectural design and balanced geometry

These Art Deco pull handles combine vertical precision and flowing curves in a composition that captures both structure and movement. Inspired by the 1930s aesthetic, the design plays on tension between geometry and fluidity. The central spiral forms a subtle focal point, while the parallel rods extend upward, reinforcing a sense of height and symmetry. Their refined silhouette gives any door an architectural presence that remains elegant and timeless.

Material and finishes

Crafted entirely from solid brass, these handles reveal the material’s natural richness and warmth. They are available in three finishes — aged gold, gunmetal, and bronze — each emphasizing a different character of brass. Aged gold reflects the light with soft radiance, gunmetal highlights the depth of the lines, and bronze adds a more subtle, muted tone. Over time, the brass develops a patina that enhances its visual depth and unique personality.

Handcrafted precision

Made using traditional brass foundry techniques, each handle is shaped, refined, and polished by hand. The meticulous work of Atelier Landon’s artisans ensures perfect proportions and smooth transitions between straight and curved elements. Every detail reflects a mastery of craft where geometry becomes expressive through material and gesture.

Proportions and installation

With its 49 cm length and 14 cm diameter, the handle presents an elongated form ideal for large doors. The front-mounted system ensures strength, discretion, and visual balance. Sold as a pair, they bring architectural rhythm and harmony to symmetrical door compositions.

Care and longevity

A soft cloth is sufficient for daily maintenance. Avoid abrasive products to preserve the surface finish and texture. Over time, these Art Deco pull handles evolve naturally, revealing deeper shades and the subtle beauty of handcrafted brass.