Our history
Originally, the company manufactured various hardware items: wrought iron pieces, locks, hinges, furniture hardware, and handles of all kinds. In the 1980s, Dubois expanded its range with the “La Quincaillerie Centrale” and ‘Gigou’ collections, which became “Les Bronzes de France” and then simply “Bronzes de France.” This development marked Bronzes de France’s entry into the world of high-end artistic hardware. The company supplies residences and villas, as well as prestigious projects such as the Crillon, the George V, the Meurice, and the Ritz.
Over the years, Bronzes de France has developed more than 20,000 models covering all periods: Renaissance, Louis XIV, Louis XV, Louis XVI, Empire, Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and more.
Today, Bronzes de France is continually expanding its range with new contemporary collections and bespoke creations.
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