Our collection of architectural ironmongery includes English-made door handles, door knobs, cabinet handles, pulls and knobs for kitchens, wardrobes, fitted furniture and interior doors.
Quality materials and considered manufacturing are central to the collection. Our handles and ironmongery are made from solid materials, including solid brass, with a choice of finishes, textures and detailing. The range includes lever handles, pull handles, cabinet knobs, T-bars, flush fittings and coordinating hardware for use throughout an interior.
Alongside our standard collections, we can supply bespoke handles and architectural ironmongery for projects requiring specific sizes, finishes or detailing. This provides greater flexibility for residential, commercial and hospitality interiors, particularly where hardware needs to coordinate across doors, cabinetry and fitted furniture.
Browse our English-made handles and ironmongery by type below, or contact us for help with product selection, finishes and bespoke requirements.
Handles, Knobs and Levers
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is architectural ironmongery?
Architectural ironmongery is the hardware used on doors, cabinetry and furniture, including door handles, knobs, pull handles, cabinet handles, hinges and other fittings. Our collection includes architectural ironmongery for residential, commercial and hospitality interiors.
Are your door handles and cabinet handles made in England?
Many of our handles and pieces of architectural ironmongery are made in England by specialist manufacturers. English-made hardware forms an important part of our collection, with an emphasis on quality materials, good manufacturing and long-term use. Please check individual product details for information about a specific design.
What materials are your handles made from?
Our handles and architectural hardware are made from quality, solid materials, including solid brass. Materials vary between collections and products, so specifications are provided on individual product pages.
Why choose solid brass handles?
Solid brass is strong, durable and well suited to frequently used architectural hardware. It can also be produced in a wide range of finishes, making solid brass handles suitable for both contemporary and traditional interiors.
Can you supply bespoke door and cabinet handles?
Yes. Bespoke handles and architectural ironmongery can be supplied for projects requiring particular dimensions, finishes or detailing. Contact us with your project requirements and we can advise on the options available.
Can I use the same hardware throughout an interior?
Yes. Coordinating door handles, cabinet handles, knobs and other fittings can help maintain consistency across doors, kitchens, wardrobes and fitted furniture. We can help specify complementary hardware where a project requires a coordinated finish.
What is the difference between a door handle and a cabinet handle?
Door handles are designed to operate or pull interior doors and are generally larger and more substantial. Cabinet handles and knobs are designed for cupboards, drawers, wardrobes and fitted furniture. The correct fitting will depend on its intended use, dimensions and fixing requirements.
How do I choose the right size cabinet handle?
Consider the size and proportions of the door or drawer as well as how the handle will be used. Larger cabinetry may suit a longer pull handle, while smaller drawers and cupboard doors can work well with shorter handles or knobs. Always check the product dimensions and fixing centres before ordering.
Which handle finishes are available?
Our architectural ironmongery is available in a range of finishes, depending on the product and collection. These include finishes suitable for both contemporary and traditional interiors. Individual product pages show the available options, or contact us if you are trying to coordinate hardware across a project.
Do you supply handles and ironmongery for commercial projects?
Yes. We supply handles and architectural ironmongery for residential, commercial and hospitality projects. For larger specifications or projects requiring bespoke hardware, particular finishes or coordinating pieces, contact us to discuss your requirements.