Heritage

Explore French hardware in solid brass: Art Deco cabinet pulls and knobs with expressive forms and timeless character.

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The Heritage Collection revisits French decorative hardware through the freedom of the present. Art Deco geometry, Art Nouveau curves and vintage brass references are reinterpreted as sculptural cabinet pulls and knobs for contemporary homes.

Each piece carries a sense of memory without becoming nostalgic, bringing character to cabinets, vanities, wardrobes and furniture. Drawn after Süe, Ruhlmann, Dunand, Guimard and Legrain, these are French cabinet knobs and pulls in the older meaning of the term, where the handle was the ornament of the furniture and not an afterthought. The collection also includes a solid brass door knob for interiors that want the same language to continue onto the door itself. Rich finishes, and unlacquered brass that deepens with the years, suit period architecture, modern apartments and interiors built from found objects.

Frequently Asked Questions

What defines French heritage hardware?

French heritage hardware places greater emphasis on form, detailing and decorative reference, drawing on Art Deco, Art Nouveau and earlier French decorative arts while still meeting the technical requirements of the cabinet or the door.

Can Art Deco cabinet pulls work in a modern interior?

Yes. Art Deco hardware acts as a focused decorative accent when the surrounding palette stays restrained and related details are repeated elsewhere.

Where can Heritage Collection hardware be used?

Depending on the product, Heritage pieces may suit cabinets, vanities, wardrobes, furniture and, for the door knob, interior doors. Check the fixing method and the intended function.

How do I coordinate vintage brass hardware across a room?

Use a related brass tone, a similar level of detailing or a repeated geometric motif. Compare specifications and imagery, because finish tones may vary between pieces.