Candle Holders

Taho’s aluminium candle holders exist at the intersection of sculptural clarity and material integrity. Each piece carries the mark of the hand, the discipline of proportion, and the quiet authority of minimalist form.

What sets them apart:

• Tailored Scale: From low tea light vessels to elongated pillar candle holder, each piece is calibrated for versatile placement and spatial harmony.
• Sculptural Geometry: Rounded yet structured, influenced by subtle architectural references and the rhythm of negative space, without ornamental excess.
• Heritage Metalwork: Crafted in aluminium or patinated brass, refined through decades of precision and in-house expertise.
• Curated Presence: Designed to hold flame with restraint, these objects orchestrate light and shadow without drawing attention to themselves.
• Design Autonomy: Every stage, from casting to patina, is overseen in-studio to ensure fidelity from concept to final form. No outsourcing, no compromise.

These are objects for those who understand that even the smallest elements shape the rhythm and energy of a room. Each holder is tactile, evolving, and elemental, a subtle yet deliberate presence that elevates any interior.

In interiors defined by refinement, material choice is is deliberate, tactile, and enduring. Each Taho brass candle holders is designed to hold presence and light, while evolving subtly over time.

The collection includes:

• Aluminium (Black Nickel Finish): Crisp, contemporary, and lightweight, with edges that catch light with subtle clarity.
• Aluminium (Brass Antique Finish): Warm and softly luminous, developing nuance and depth as it ages.
• Brass (Antique Finish): Dense and memory-rich, patinating naturally with touch and light, bearing a quiet gravitas.

All surfaces are intentionally left unsealed, allowing each piece to respond to its environment. Shadows, reflection, and texture shift with time and use, creating holders that are living elements within a space.

Arranging candle holders is an exercise in rhythm, contrast, and quiet presence. They punctuate space, guiding the eye while remaining subtle.

Considered approaches include:

• Layer Heights and Forms: Cluster tea light and long candle holders of varying scales to create movement across a console, shelf, or dining table.
• Contrast Material: Place brass or antique-finish holders against stone or marble to highlight warmth against cool restraint.
• Sculptural Pairing: Combine black nickel forms with textured or geometric objects for modern, minimalist compositions.
• Asymmetry with Purpose: Vary placement and quantity across surfaces, single pieces, clusters, or staggered arrangements, to introduce balance without rigidity.
• Leave Breathing Space: Allow surfaces to remain mostly clear, letting candlelight define atmosphere and texture.

In spaces defined by refinement, candle holders are subtle anchors, shaping light, shadow, and tactile presence.

Light defines perception, and candle holders are subtle instruments of composition. Their placement transforms surfaces into pauses of quiet elegance, orchestrating how a room breathes.

• Tables and Sideboards: Arrange long brass holders along a linear surface to create sculptural focus, where flame becomes architecture.
• Shelves and Alcoves: Cluster tea light holders in groups, letting shadows play across stone, marble, or wood.
• Bedsides and Lounges: Position single pillars or short forms to punctuate corners, adding tactile presence without distraction.
• Open Spaces: Introduce aluminium holders on minimal platforms, letting material, form, and light converse naturally.
• Bathrooms or Retreats: Small, tea light holders bring softness to hard surfaces, creating layers of warmth and texture.

Thoughtful placement turns candle holders into curated Art items, quietly commanding attention and shaping the rhythm of interiors.

Luxury evolves with use, light, and time. Taho candle holders are crafted to age gracefully, acquiring subtle nuance as they inhabit your space. Care is about attention, not preservation.

• Aluminium surfaces: Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive or chemical cleaners; minor marks enrich the material’s story.
• Brass finishes (antique or burnished): Let the natural patina develop. Routine dusting with a lint-free cloth is sufficient, polishing is unnecessary and diminishes character.
• Black nickel: Maintain depth and tone with light dusting. Variations and scratches are part of the finish’s refinement.
• Wax residues: Remove softly with a warm, damp cloth. Avoid scraping, which can damage edges or surfaces.

Over time, your candle holders will evolve into enduring, sculptural objects that hold presence, light, and memory within your interiors.

Cluster varied heights and finishes to create rhythm, keeping surfaces spare so light and material take center stage.

Metal offers tactile weight, patina, and longevity, while glass provides transparency and visual lightness; the choice depends on desired presence and contrast.

Sculptural minimalism, linear forms, mixed metals, and textured finishes are defining contemporary elegance.

Yes, select taller, sculptural pieces or curated clusters to anchor tables with quiet, architectural refinement.