Product Description:

Galets (Pebbles)

This collection was born in 1965 after Louis Hamburger brought some pebbles back from his travelling in Portofino, Italy.

This naturally ergonomic element from nature, eroded by the sea for years is very pleasant in hand. The touch of the pebble is soft and comfortable.

This collection is sand casted in a traditional way and may present some surface bites. These are a guarantee of craftsmanship and make each item a unique piece. Leave time for the patina to appear, it will embellish your pebble. We recommend the polished brass
decor and other non-coated treatments due to the surface bites.

Dimensions are 35mm x 33mm

Pictured in Polished Nickel it is available in a range of beautiful finishes

The Tools furniture knob is made from solid brass, either with a lacquered polish brass finish or polished nickel. The collection was inspired by the geometrical shape of wrenches, with straight surfaces reflecting the light while the gentle structure feels comfortable to the hand- like a beautiful set of quality tools.

Available Sizes:

Small - Ø25mm x 21mm

Large - Ø45mm x 36mm

Other finishes are available on demand

René Collection

René is a Hardware collection designed by Jean-François D'Or.

Description

The Rene collection is whimsical and sculptural.  designing simple and thoughtful pieces that reflect the beauty in everyday moments. His modern aesthetic carries his clear, utilitarian vision, but also conveys a discrete sense of poetry. The larger sizes can be used as wall hooks.

Specifications

Material(s)

Available in satin brass, polished brass, blue anodized aluminium, and black anodized aluminium. Custom finishes available.

A modern classic, precisely designed with a slight twist. Offered in five stunning finishes to compliment the finest cabinetry.

Dimensions:  Ø32mm x 36mm projection 

• Material: Zinc Alloy

With its distinct blend of contemporary and traditional styling, this is the perfect collection for transitional cabinetry.

Dimensions:  Ø30mm  with  24mm projection