Choosing door hardware involves more than style alone. Your doors, proportions, and how each space functions all play a part.
If you’re unsure where to begin, this is a simple way to move forward with more clarity and confidence.
A better way to choose door hardware
Door hardware needs to do more than look good. It has to suit the door, the room and the way the space is used.
Door thickness, the width of the timber where the handle sits, existing holes and the function of each door can all affect what will work. Across a whole home, those details become complicated very quickly.
Homeowners are often asked by their builder to “go and choose the door handles” without being given the information they need. That's when incompatible products, installation problems and costly changes can arise.
With nearly two decades of experience, I help homeowners work through these decisions clearly and with less stress. Each door is specified individually, so the hardware works properly and feels right for the home.
That’s the difference between choosing hardware and choosing it well.
The handle you use every day, shaped by your doors and how each space is used.
What sits behind the handle, determining how your doors function and feel.
A small detail that affects how your doors operate, and how everything comes together.
