Holly Hunt

Beguiling details
The Iris Table Lamp is a fluid and organic expression of cast glass and cast bronze that will embellish any surface upon which it rests.
With its sculptural body and floating core that glows from within, this piece takes full advantage of designer Paul Mathieu’s attention to beguiling detail.
Available in clear or smoke cast-glass options, the Iris both accents and transforms a space.

A sip of style and warmth
Inspired by the unmistakable shape of a timeless personal effect—the liquor flask—this classic modern light adds a dramatic and suggestive look.
Its fluid wood surface meets the brass components in a flush, flawless way.
The lamp’s subtle curvature and combination of warm materials complements a variety of interior styles.

Under the sight line
Mark Albrecht Studio designed the Low Woven Back Stool as descendant of the iconic Metal Back Stool, which was commissioned for the MoMA’s Bar Room.
Handcrafted in New York City and featuring a woven English Bridle leather seat and a solid stainless-steel frame, this stool has a streamlined profile that remains under the sight line of the counter or bar.

Under the sight line
Mark Albrecht Studio designed the Low Woven Back Stool as descendant of the iconic Metal Back Stool, which was commissioned for the MoMA’s Bar Room.
Handcrafted in New York City and featuring a woven English Bridle leather seat and a solid stainless-steel frame, this stool has a streamlined profile that remains under the sight line of the counter or bar.

A textured narrative
Alluding to its namesake, the Obsidian is a rarified console with a contemporary take on a timeless material.
Thin in profile and precise in detail, it features a narrative of evolving textures—the sides representing a rain pattern—cascading across its solid metal frame.
The aluminum components are fastened, not welded, with visible seams, leaving evidence of its advanced engineering.

A textured narrative
Alluding to its namesake, the Obsidian is a rarified console with a contemporary take on a timeless material.
Thin in profile and precise in detail, it features a narrative of evolving textures—the sides representing a rain pattern—cascading across its solid metal frame.
The aluminum components are fastened, not welded, with visible seams, leaving evidence of its advanced engineering.

Mallory Console
The graceful, statuesque appearance of the Mallory Console is a truly timeless Kagan design—it was redeveloped from an early design that long sat in Kagan’s own apartment.
An elongated mitre joint integrates the legs and body, which is topped with black cleft slate for a unique surface rich with natural grooves and texture.
The drawer fronts are carved from a solid piece of walnut and capture the beauty of the natural, seamless wood grain.

Lean and Tactile
Light, compact and evocative, the Lark embodies a versatility that works across traditional and modern settings.
Its “old world” craftsmanship combines just two materials—a stone or parchment top and hand-forged iron body.
With a slim profile and customizable length, this design is ideal for smaller entrances and hallway spaces.

Hand-forged and textural
Pairing simple, structured lines with exceptional craftsmanship, the handcrafted Hastings Console is a classic piece that’s quintessentially HOLLY HUNT.
The hand-forged iron frame—cradling a wood, parchment, stone, or lacquer top—strikes the perfect angles to be evocative, while still clean and elegant.
This casual, contemporary piece blends modern language and accents with old craft, offering a bold, fresh way to add texture and masculinity to a space.