HHD London Announces its Launch Onto the UK Market

"I didn't want to do what most designers do by creating new tasteless designs with modern materials, thus each of my pieces is unique and I could tell you the story of every item in my gallery".

LONDON, 18/11/2013 (informazione.it - comunicati stampa - arte e cultura)

"I didn't want to do what most designers do by creating new tasteless designs with modern materials, thus each of my pieces is unique and I could tell you the story of every item in my gallery".

Henry's collections look into the past and inspire his clients to admire both the old days and the present. As in our own homes, we have treasured pieces of furniture whose story we know. Henry's pieces equally have a story reflecting discarded items and breathing new life into them by making them the centerpiece of his work. In his workshop steam boat furniture labels become pieces of jewelry and lost keys or forgotten World War I soldier belt buckles come to life again and become a part of the collection.

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