Metal Candle Holders: Light up the Night

These candle holders exemplify the fusion of functionality with raw aesthetics, showcasing both minimalist and brutalist influences.

The massive base lends support to the stable welded unit of stainless steel in the “Svícen” Candle Holder, enhancing the aesthetics of light in any space.

OO+II Brutalist collection creates an exuberant, intimate environment for all to enjoy within the home. It investigates a new, playful design language to perfectly balance utility with the feminine.

Inspired by the clean lines of Brutalist architecture, artisans weld together laser-cut iron pieces to create it.

Inspired by the decorative arts, these candleholders feature both functional and decorative elements, incorporating strong graphical and poetical shapes.

The Candelabra, created by COSEINCORSO Studio, is a unique piece of sculpture and puzzle inspired by religious candle holders. It is handmade using the medieval technique of soaking, and is made with 100% natural beeswax.

“Raitūzai” is a Brutalist collection of home accessories – mirrors and candle holders – created using unique waste material derived from a collapsed building.

Made of laser-cut iron pieces welded together inspired by the clean lines of Brutalist architecture, these pieces of sculptural furniture transform into theatrical pieces by having beautiful silhouettes as light falls on them.

Sprue Candlesticks are produced by hand-shaping the sand during production, without adhering to a certain model, so the organic shape of each element is defined as sole and unrepeatable.

‘Les gaufres’ is a collection of candle holders representing the Belgian waffle.

“Sermon” is inspired by the Brutalist architectural movement, which emerged in the 1950s, and the raw, simple forms, exposed materials.

A Brutalist candle holder rendered in stainless steel is mounted onto the wall as an altar panel painting that folds closed to simulate a medical cabinet.

Both balanced and structured, the Art Deco “Maat” candlesticks are vertical compositions combining different shapes and colours playing with light.

GIRIA in Lithuanian means an old-growth forest that has attained great age without significant disturbance.This Boho Chic project is aimed to pass the sensations of the forest through material, to bring the nature to urban home.

A Brutalist candle holder rendered in stainless steel is mounted onto the wall as an altar panel painting that folds closed to simulate a medical cabinet.