Maison D’Or, home
Classical stone statue of a woman holding a flower, standing on a plinth in a garden pond

Haute Sculpture · Ottawa

Stone, made weightless.

One-of-one sculptural objects in resin concrete and marble dust, finished by hand, sealed and numbered.

Enter the boutiqueHow to recognize a Maison D’Or

The boutique · Chapter I

Sold once, never reproduced

Every piece is sold only once. When a piece is marked as sold, it is retired for good: under the rules of the house, it can never be reproduced.

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A question about a piece or a commission? Write to atelier@maisondor.ca

The house

Not made for everyone. Made once, for the one who recognizes it.

Maison D’Or makes haute sculpture for the home. Every piece is cast in resin concrete and marble dust, finished by hand in Ottawa, then numbered before it leaves for its owner.

  • Pièce unique
  • Finished by hand
  • Sold once
The Maison D’Or certificate of authenticity, with fields for the work, the serial number, colour and veining, materials, dimensions, casting date, a photograph and the maker’s signature The Maison D’Or seal: a bronze-gold wheat wreath inside a double ring, with the words Maison D’Or and an example serial number

Authenticity

How to recognize a Maison D’Or

Every piece leaves the atelier with proof of its origin. Look for these three marks.

  1. The certificate

    Signed by the maker and included with every piece. It records the serial number, the colour and veining, the materials, the dimensions, the casting date and a photograph of the piece.

  2. The seal

    The Maison D’Or seal is pressed into the base of every piece.

  3. The serial number

    Eight digits, in two groups of four. The first four identify the model; the last four identify your piece. The number on the base always matches the certificate.

Without the seal, the serial number and a matching certificate, it is not a Maison D’Or.