Our Pick Of Must-Have Designer Hardware
From hand-stitched leather to sculptural marble and cast metal, our curated edit of standout designer hardware brands—MadeMeasure, Lo & Co Interiors, Castella, and Studio Henry Wilson—to add texture and refined detail to any interior.
Made to order, each 03 Slim Profile Leather Cabinet Pull reflects a philosophy of thoughtful craftsmanship—minimising waste while ensuring the perfect fit.
The 03 Slim Profile Leather Cabinet Pull – in Satin White & British Tan leather by MadeMeasure.
03 SLIMLINE CABINET PULL—MADEMEASURE
A study in tactile restraint, the 03 Slim Profile Leather Cabinet Pull by MadeMeasure brings understated warmth and refinement to contemporary cabinetry. Hand-stitched in Melbourne using premium Italian vegetable-tanned leather, each pull is carefully wrapped around marine-grade 316 stainless steel—balancing strength with a soft, organic touch. Its slender form and minimalist silhouette integrate effortlessly into joinery, elevating the everyday with a quiet sense of luxury.
Available in a considered palette of finishes including Matt Black, Satin White, Satin Stainless Steel, and Polished Brass, the design lends a tailored detail to any interior.
Rooted in a philosophy of meaningful making, each pull is made to order—minimising waste and ensuring a perfect fit. It’s a process defined by intention, craftsmanship, and timeless appeal. More than a functional element, the 03 Slim Profile becomes a subtle expression of materiality and thoughtful design.
Crafted with care using sustainable materials—from vegetable-tanned Italian leathers to FSC-certified timbers and solid metals, each MadeMeasure piece is designed to last.
Lo & Co Interiors’ Prism Marble Handle in Viola.
The Prism Marble Handle in Viola from Lo & CO Interiors measures 100mm wide by 320mm high with a 30mm projection.
The Lo & Co Interiors Prism collection is also available in a smaller knob.
PRISM MARBLE HANDE IN VIOLA—LO & CO INTERIORS
Sculptural and statement-making, Lo & Co Interiors’ Prism Marble Handle in Viola brings a bold presence to cabinetry. Sold as a pair, each handle draws inspiration from mid-century and brutalist design, with sharp faceted edges that echo the geometry of a cut jewel. Crafted from natural marble with a softly honed finish, no two pieces are the same—each one showcasing unique veining and character.
Measuring 100mm wide by 320mm high with a 30mm projection, the Prism’s off-centre peak and multi-angled form offer both visual interest and a comfortable grip. Mounting hardware is included for seamless installation.
Founded by Arielle Lopresti and Teegan Cocchiaro, Lo & Co Interiors was created to elevate everyday hardware through thoughtful design and craftsmanship. Since 2016, the studio has continued to redefine the category—creating pieces that are luxurious and timeless.
Castella’s Lenah Collection honours mindful design and sustainable making, blending refined form with reclaimed natural materials.Photo: Ben Hoskins
The Lenah Entrance Handle—handmade in Tasmania from Hydrowood. Photo: Ben Hoskins
LENAH ENTRANCE HANDLE—CASTELLA
Minimalist in form yet rich in story, Castella’s Lenah Collection is a celebration of sustainable craftsmanship and thoughtful design. Handmade in Tasmania from Hydrowood—a rare reclaimed timber ethically sourced from Lake Pieman—each piece honours the material’s natural character while offering timeless appeal across modern and traditional interiors. From its subtle tone to the depth of its grain, the timber is treated with CUTEK® Extreme CD50, a high-performance oil that enhances and protects its organic beauty.
At the heart of the range is the Lenah Entrance Handle—a sculptural, architectural feature designed to make an impression. Available in two styles (flush face or face cap fixing) and a palette of refined post finishes including Matt Black, Polished Chrome, and Brushed Gold, it brings a warm, tactile dimension to both contemporary and heritage-style homes.
More than just a functional detail, the Lenah collection reflects a deep respect for materials, process, and place—where conservation meets quiet luxury.
Castella’s Lenah Collection.
‘My work is characterised in part by utilitarianism, giving precedence to form and function,’ says Henry Wilson. The MDV Push Plate is made to order, to suit a variety of locking systems.
MDV PUSH PLATE—STUDIO HENRY WILSON
The MDV Push Plate by Studio Henry Wilson is a study in quiet elegance and enduring utility. Designed for entryway doors and hand-cast in aluminium, the piece draws inspiration from the famed glass blocks of La Maison de Verre—Pierre Chareau and Le Corbusier’s architectural masterpiece in Paris. Each plate is made to order in small batches at Henry Wilson’s Sydney studio, resulting in subtle imperfections; surface pitting, gentle ripples and tonal shifts, that bring warmth, individuality and a sense of touch to the final form.
‘My work is characterised in part by utilitarianism, giving precedence to form and function,’ says Henry. ‘But the embodiment of feeling is also important to me… I’m interested in the imperfect beauty that comes from objects made by hand.’
With age and exposure, the aluminium oxidises, developing a soft patina that speaks to the passage of time. It can be restored to its original finish with a simple polishing solution, but its evolving character is part of the design.
At once sculptural and understated, the MDV Push Plate is a tactile object that honours both form and function equally.
