Finishes

Three finishes. One rule: they all match.

Every switch, plate, knob and pull is available in every finish, made from the same master sample. Here's how each one looks new, after three months, and after a year in a kitchen.

Unlacquered Brass

Bare metal. Bright on day one, warm gold by month three, deep amber where hands touch it by year one. Wipe with a dry cloth. Polish with Brasso if you want it bright again; leave it if you don't. Choose this if you love the look of old hardware.

Aged Brass

We darken the brass by hand to a year-one patina, then seal it. It stays there. Choose this if you want the old look without the wait, or if you need every piece in the house to match exactly.

Satin Brass

Brushed, then lacquered. Warm, even, resists fingerprints. Choose this for kitchens and modern interiors.

Still unsure?

The sample set is $25, credited back on your first order over $150 with code SAMPLES25. Three solid brass discs, one per finish. Hold them against your cabinets, your paint, your faucet, in your light.

Care

• Unlacquered: dry cloth only. No chemicals, no abrasives. It will darken; that is the finish working.
• Aged and Satin: damp cloth, mild soap if needed. No abrasives, no brass polish (it will strip the seal).