When Brass Meets Pyramid Aesthetics

Release time:

Dec 09,2025

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This isn’t a door lock—it’s a golden sculpture that fits comfortably in the palm of your hand. The ETF04A-137, inspired by ancient Egyptian pyramids, is crafted from premium brass and forged into a contemporary “scepter” for the home.

A Contemporary Interpretation of Golden Years ：

Pyramid facet The front end of the handle is cut at a 17° angle, creating a prism-like refraction effect. As sunlight passes through, it casts flowing golden light spots on the wall—reminiscent of sun rays in ancient Egyptian murals.
Imperial gold plating Utilizing Swiss watch-grade PVD gold plating technology, the coating thickness reaches 8μm (compared to only 3μm for conventional gold door locks). After undergoing 2,000 friction tests, the underlying metal remains completely concealed, ensuring that the majestic luster of Tutankhamun’s golden mask is preserved forever.
See the circle within the square. The base measures 86mm × 86mm, with a concealed 0.3mm rounded corner transition along the edges. When touched, it strikes a perfect balance between firmness and softness, subtly echoing the Eastern philosophy of “heaven round, earth square.”

Scene-level matching ：
✦ When paired with the Italian Minotti sofa, the scene instantly transforms into a “The Great Gatsby” party setting.
✦ Paired with a Changhong glass door, golden light and shadows flow across the floor, evoking Van Gogh’s “Starry Night.”
✦ A vintage leather suitcase + a brass table lamp—turning your entryway into the showcase of a Parisian antique shop.

Designer’s Notes: “We use CNC machines to carve facets with an accuracy of 0.1mm, yet we deliberately preserve the warmth of hand-brushing—because true luxury lies in the harmonious dance between technology and artisanal craftsmanship.”

Why are high-end home furnishings embracing “material mixing”? This door lock reveals the secret.

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