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Every object in Taho’s collection is designed to merge purpose with proportion. They are tactile, sculptural, and enduring.

What sets them apart:

• Functional Sculpture: Each object carries utility, holding books, mapping the globe, or defining space, while standing as art in its own right.
• Sculptural Geometry: Clean lines, faceted surfaces, and minimalist silhouettes lend clarity without excess.
• Material Integrity: Cast in aluminium, antique brass, brushed nickel, and copper pink finishes for texture and longevity.
• Playful Refinement: Balloon animals, faceted giraffes, and streamlined bookends introduce character without compromising elegance.
• In-House Craftsmanship: Every detail, from casting to finishing, is overseen in the studio to ensure precision and material authenticity.

Objects at Taho are designed for those who understand that atmosphere is shaped not only by furniture and light but also by the smaller, deliberate presences within a room.

Materials are chosen for both tactility and durability, evolving over time into layered expressions of form.

The collection includes:

• Aluminium (Antique Brass Finish): Sleek, refined, and versatile, with surfaces that soften and patina naturally.
• Brass (Antique Finish): Dense and memory-rich, offering weight and gravitas across sculptures and bookends.
• Copper Pink Finish: A contemporary, warm-toned surface that elevates faceted forms with subtle modernity.
• Brushed Nickel: Cool, polished, and durable, often paired with functional elements like tripods or meridians.

Each of these interior design decorative items is left to evolve with touch, air, and light, creating surfaces that embody both presence and history.

Objects are punctuation marks within interiors, shaping rhythm and balance across surfaces.

Considered approaches include:

• Bookshelves and Consoles: Anchor collections with sculptural bookends in brass or aluminium for both order and character.
• Mantels and Desks: Place globes or faceted sculptures as focal accents, pairing utility with atmosphere.
• Entryways: Introduce playful or geometric forms, such as balloon dogs or faceted giraffes, to create warmth on arrival.
• Grouped Compositions: Cluster globes of varying finishes or pair faceted sculptures with minimal objects to create layered arrangements.
• Single Statement: Allow one bold form,  a brass moon or copper giraffe, to stand alone for quiet authority.

Objects carry personality and presence, shaping interiors through detail as much as through function.

The placement of objects defines their role in a room, whether as anchors, accents, or subtle companions.

• Living Rooms: Place faceted sculptures or globes on coffee tables to create visual interest and conversation.
• Studies and Libraries: Use bookends in brass or aluminium to balance collections, pairing them with globes for ta imeless atmosphere.
• Offices and Workspaces: Position minimal moon or geometric sculptures to punctuate desks with focus and calm.
• Bedrooms: Place smaller objects on nightstands or dressers, offering quiet presence without clutter.

Every placement turns objects into anchors of rhythm, shaping both perception and atmosphere.

Taho’s luxury homes decor are designed to endure, acquiring character over time. Care should enhance their natural evolution rather than preserve them unchanged.

• Antique Brass Finishes: Dust gently with a soft cloth; allow patina to form for natural depth.
• Aluminium Surfaces: Wipe with dry or lightly damp cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners that diminish surface clarity.
• Copper and Nickel Finishes: Maintain with soft dusting; mild, non-abrasive cleaning preserves sheen.
• Globes: Handle gently when adjusting; clean surfaces with a soft, damp cloth to maintain legibility and detail.

With time, each object becomes more than a decoration; it evolves into a marker of memory, reflecting both craft and the lived experience of your interiors.

Curate with restraint, balance scale, vary height, and allow negative space. A single sculptural form often speaks louder than a crowded arrangement.

Handmade pieces carry the nuance of craft, subtle irregularities, and textures that machine-made objects cannot replicate, making them richer in character and presence.

Brass with patina, burnished bronze, oxidised iron, and veined stone dominate luxury interiors, valued for their permanence, tactility, and evolving surface.

Layer contrasts, metal beside stone, polished beside matte, but maintain visual clarity. Group in odd numbers, letting each object hold its own space.