We curate, represent, and diffuse Latin American contemporary and collectible design. More than a gallery, Holder serves as a bridge between continents. Based in Berlin and founded by designer Trinidad Davanzo and architect Camilo Palma, we blur the lines between an editorial platform, a design store, and a living archive of Latin American culture.

As a destination for furniture and art-led objects that honor their roots, the gallery celebrates heritage and geography through material restraint, emphasizing the architectural strength of form and the absolute honesty of craftsmanship. From Patagonian oak to volcanic stone, Holder showcases a living archive of material culture that spans from the 1970s to the present day. These pieces, deeply embedded in local industries, reflect the society and unique cultural identity of Latin America while exuding a strong sense of place.

Moving beyond regional stereotypes of ornamentation and folklore, Holder is the result of a shared passion for bringing a collaborative, identity-rich field to the global stage, envisioning a future where Latin American design is celebrated for its radical quality, diverse techniques, and historical depth.

Holder´s mission is to promote Latin American culture by shortening the geographical gap between Latin America and Europe and become a bridge where creativity and collaboration come together.

— Feel free to get in contact with us hola@holder-objects.com