
The impulse to seek a sense of measured harmony in the world of design has given rise to the collection of door handles called Glamor.
Influenced by the Modern Movement of Italian architecture, born in the twenties and thirties, the style of the Glamour collection intimately blends the criteria of beauty and utility, responding precisely to its main purpose: to open doors with style, indeed, with great style.

Characterized by a design devoid of decorative ornaments, Glamor captures the attention for its extreme cleanliness of forms and innate elegance.
The silhouette is the result of the superimposition of modules that reduce proportionally according to the distance from the stem of the handgrip; this sophisticated perspective play is also taken up in the handgrip itself, austere and important.

The elegance of this collection of handles is further emphasized by shiny finishes, such as nickel. Bright as a mirror, shiny nickel stands out for its slightly warmer shade compared to chrome, which softens the shape and allows Glamor handles to harmoniously match all types of doors (chestnut, ebony, walnut, etc.).
Glamor
A collection that embodies the art of purifying forms and constitutes an elegant and sophisticated example of 20th century rationalist design.
