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Luxury Brass Hardware

Explore luxury brass hardware with warm tones, tactile weight and living character.

Luxury Brass Hardware

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PRIVACY THUMBTURN Forme N°25 in Brass finish | Mi&Gei
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Art Deco Textured Brass Appliance & Closet Pull · Large
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Art Deco Curved Brass Drawer Pull · Large
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Art Deco French Brass Cabinet Knob · Large
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Art Nouveau French Brass Cabinet Knob · Large
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Art Nouveau French Brass Cabinet Knob · Medium
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Art Deco Geometric Brass Drawer Pull · Large
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Empire Solid Brass Cabinet Knob
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Art Deco Curved Brass Drawer Pull · Small
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Art Deco Graphic Brass Drawer Pull
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Sold outPRIVACY DOOR LEVER SET Forme N°25 in Brass finish | Mi&Gei
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Louis XIV Ornamental Brass Cabinet Pull
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Empire Unique Brass Cabinet Pull
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Key Cylinder N°51 - 80mm  | Euro Profile Lock Core | Mi&Gei
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Key Cylinder N°50 – 70mm  | Euro Profile Lock Core | Mi&Gei
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KEY ESCUTCHEON Y - DOOR HANDLES N25 & N26 in Brass finish | Mi&Gei
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KEY ESCUTCHEON L - DOOR HANDLES N25 & N26 in Brass finish | Mi&Gei
Brass Key Escutcheon Sale price$66.00
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Luxury brass hardware brings warmth through material rather than color alone. MI&GEI works in solid brass, shaping cabinet pulls, knobs, door details and accessories as objects with weight, texture and a clear relationship to the hand. Hand finishing leaves subtle variations on the surface, so each piece carries the trace of its making. Unlacquered brass cabinet hardware is a living finish. It deepens, brightens where fingers pass and develops a patina particular to the room and the way it is used. For interiors drawn to antique brass cabinet pulls or antique brass drawer pulls, that natural evolution offers depth without imitating age through a fixed coating. The tone is not meant to remain identical from day one. Use brass cabinet hardware as a continuous thread across cabinetry and doors, or let it appear selectively against stone, wood and painted surfaces. Repeating the material while changing scale gives an interior coherence without making it feel ordered as a set.

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