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Valet A

Name: Valet A
Brand: Honorific

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Limited edition of 8 + 2 ap Valet A is a sculptural manifestation of the classic valet stand. It is a piece in balance between art and design, not only in its form, but also in weight. Formed from 12mm thick solid stainless steel strips, mirror polished and patinated, this choice piece enhances the garments hanging on it with a multitude of reflections. The Dark Emperador marble base and skillfully crafted solid American Black Walnut hanger are details that have become our signature look. The first sketches of this exceptional piece came to life in Italy, so it is no accident that the first Va

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as HONORIFIC LTD, number 09562712. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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Valet A

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