Hardware Renaissance

If you’re drawn to spaces that feel grounded, warm, and rugged, Western Chic might be your style 🤎

Western Chic isn’t about cowboys and clichés, it’s about earthy tones, aged metals, rich textures - rooted in the inimitable aesthetic of the American West. Think distressed leather, reclaimed wood, and the kind of warmth that only natural materials can bring 🪨

For this moodboard, we’ve picked hardware and finishes that sit well with the Western Chic palette.

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*DM us to find your match.*

Mixing contemporary and antique furniture is one of the most interesting design challenges, and hardware is where it can really all come together.

✨ Product Highlight: Turner Lever

The Turner lever has an unexpected profile that makes it stand out, and once it’s in your hand, the weight of solid bronze tells you it means business. Shown here as a full entry set, it works beautifully in both modern and transitional spaces.

The Stoker Latch is the epitome of Western cool. Its hand forged curves and details show you exactly how the piece works. This is the OG industrial design.
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A space this thought out doesn’t leave the hardware to chance. Get in touch to find yours. Link in bio.

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The hand-forged Bermuda K**b features an egg-shaped profile that feels exceptionally comfortable in the hand. Its understated form is equally at home in rustic modern and transitional interiors.

✨ Product Highlight: Brass Grant Lever

The Grant Lever, shown here in Brushed Brass for soft warmth and Dark Bronze for bold contrast, is now available in six distinctive finishes.

Browse now from the link in our bio or drop us a message via DM for enquiries.

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Greece for me wasn’t only the architecture or the ruins, but the relationship it has with time—age adds beauty rather than taking it away.

That way of thinking has deeply influenced my approach to hardware and the kinds of pieces we continue to design.