Architectural Hardware

Architectural hardware brings cohesion to a project’s most tactile elements—supporting how a space functions while shaping how it feels. These components do more than serve a purpose; they contribute to the language of the design. Whether it’s a perfectly weighted pivot hinge, an invisible door system, or a thoughtfully chosen flush pull, every piece carries both technical and aesthetic responsibility.

Materials and finishes are selected not just for their appearance but for how they wear over time. Satin and patinated brass, stainless steel, powder-coated black, or custom-matched tones can coordinate with adjacent surfaces or introduce subtle contrast. The hardware you don’t always see—concealed fasteners, sliding mechanisms, architectural brackets—often matters just as much as the elements you do. When selected with care, these pieces help ensure that transitions, reveals, and alignments remain seamless across materials.

This category is where the details truly define the experience. It’s about precision, durability, and the quiet satisfaction of something working exactly as it should. Our team provides guidance to ensure these components are selected in harmony with doors, millwork, and spatial intent—whether you’re integrating modern minimalism, traditional craftsmanship, or something entirely your own.