Who is HML Berlin?
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HML stands for the designer Horst Max Lebert
who is living in Berlin. He considers himself as an aesthetic tradionalist.
His works are celebrated all over the world like inter alia in Milan,
New York and Tokio and are exhibited inter alia in the Museum of Modern
Art New York, in the Museum of Arts and Crafts Berlin and in the Museum
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The philosophy of HML Berlin
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HML Berlin represents a timeless, noble, puristic
design made out of silver, gold and other precious materials. For
Horst Max Lebert quality, tradition and sensuality are essential values
that you find in any of his objects.
"No the things themselves are important, but the feelings they
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The design of HML Berlin
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Horst Max Lebert has his own and unique language
of forms. He often uses the form of an ellipsis that serves as a main
theme for many of his objects. All his works together create a harmonic
synthesis of the arts. |
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The working method of HML Berlin
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The working method of Horst Max Lebert is very
traditional. He only uses 925/000 sterling silver and 24-carat-gold.
Every piece is carefully and lovingly handmade. |
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Tischmanieren
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Horst Max Lebert forges gastronomic culture which
does not depend on fashionable movements and time limits. One of the
classics of his works are precious and artisticly created napkin rings
that must not miss on a covered table with style. Elliptic, round,
modern and classic. With the table accessories napkin rings Horst
Max Lebert follows on old tradition that experiences a renaissance
of table etiquette in a puristic design. The Museum of Modern Art
purchased the whole collection. Title of the collection: Tischmanieren.
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Jewelery
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The jewelery of Horst Max Lebert is sensual,
pure but very expressive. Timeless, beautiful, soundly fabricated,
classical and modern - the jewelery collection from Horst Max Lebert
offers a great variety of products such as the chain "Standing Ovations".
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Smaller items of furniture
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Horst Max Lebert produces a small series of very
precious smaller items of furniture such as the elliptic mirror (beech, silver/gold
plated hand-ground mirror) and the matching console "Senza
Rita" (steel silver/gold plated).
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