Modern Matter
Modern Matter | 443 followers on LinkedIn. Luxury Decorative and Architectural Hardware | Modern Matter, is a design company and manufacturer of decorative and architectural hardware. Modern Matter collaborates with leading designers to develop exclusive hardware designs for luxury homeowners. It also targets interior designers, architects, and hotels with its unique trade program to provide products for prestigious residential and commercial projects.
Modern Matter, is a design company and manufacturer of decorative and architectural hardware. Modern Matter collaborates with leading designers to develop exclusive hardware designs for luxury homeowners. It also targets interior designers, architects, and hotels with its unique trade program to provide products for prestigious residential and commercial projects. Handcrafted from solid brass and accented with luxury materials, Modern Matter's unique and proprietary designs are redefining hardware. Modern Matter products are available at modern-matter.com and in select luxury hardware showrooms.
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