Door handles

Available Door Handle Colors and Finishes

A seemingly insignificant piece of hardware, like a door handle, can be considered almost the most important part of the entire door unit if you take a closer look at the functions it performs. In addition to their most obvious function—operating the door when opening and closing it—they enhance ease of use, keep the slab closed to shield you from outside noise and ensure privacy, complement the interior (sometimes serving as a focal point), and help create a cohesive look for your living space.

The catalog on our website features timeless levers and knobs in various styles, shapes, designs, and popular finishes: black, chrome, nickel, brass, and bronze. Explore the entire selection from trusted brands to find the best option.

Knob and lever

All interior door handles fall into two main categories: knobs and levers (pulls are also used on sliding doors). Each type has its own features, advantages, and applications, which you can learn more about in our article.

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Privacy door handles (for bedrooms and bathrooms)

Privacy levers and knobs are designed for rooms where temporary access restriction is required. Designers most often recommend installing them on bedroom, bathroom, or home office doors. The built-in locking mechanism provides the necessary level of privacy while still allowing for emergency opening from the outside.

Modern privacy handles come in a wide variety of designs—from minimalist models to classic decorative styles—allowing you to choose hardware that complements your interior.

Passage door handles (for hallways and closets)

Passage door handles do not come with a lock and are therefore intended for areas where locking the door is not necessary: closets, storage rooms, laundry rooms, hallways, and other high-traffic areas.

Thanks to their simple design, this hardware is durable, reliable, and convenient for everyday use.

Dummy door handles (for pantries and inactive doors)

Dummy door handles have neither a lock nor a latch and are classified as decorative hardware. Their main purpose is to provide a comfortable grip on the door and give the slab and doorway a finished look.

These models are best suited for pantry doors, built-in cabinets, and double doors (for example, from the French collection) in which one slab remains inactive.

Our experts have provided a detailed breakdown of the features of each door handle type in a separate article on our website.

Popular styles

European

Modern interiors call for the right details. For minimalist, contemporary, loft, and modern styles, timeless handles with clean geometry, straight lines, and understated design are most often chosen.

European door handles are particularly popular for their ergonomics and high-quality craftsmanship.

American

Since the American approach to door hardware combines practicality, reliability, and versatility (in accordance with ANSI/BHMA standards), these handles often feature more substantial forms, well-thought-out mechanics, and a design that remains relevant for many years. Please note that we are referring exclusively to levers here, not knobs.

Black

Black door handles have remained one of the most sought-after options on the market for several seasons now because they create a striking contrast with light-colored slabs, highlight the interior's architectural lines, and pair easily with various finishing materials and decorative elements.

A guide to choosing the perfect Interior door hardware

Door hardware affects not only the door’s appearance but also the comfort of its daily use. Therefore, when making a purchase, it is important to consider the type of room, the interior design style, specific usage requirements, and the quality of the materials.

Lever vs. knob: Which is right for you?

You can find a detailed comparison of levers and knobs in another article by our experts.

Material and finish

The material and finish of a door handle directly affect its durability, wear resistance, and appearance. Modern manufacturers offer a wide range of finishes—from versatile satin nickel and polished chrome to striking matte black, bronze, and brass.

Our product line features a variety of options.

Matching hardware to your home's decor

To ensure the interior looks harmonious, door hardware should complement the home's overall design concept.

Here are a few practical tips:

• Use the same finish for door handles in adjacent rooms.

• Try to coordinate door hardware with furniture, lighting, and plumbing fixtures.

• For modern interiors, choose minimalist models with simple shapes.

• For classic spaces, more decorative handles with smooth lines are a good choice.

• When using multiple finishes, choose one primary finish and one accent finish.

• It’s best to use handles from the same collection on all the doors in a single room.

FAQ

1. Should all interior door handles in a house match?

It's not necessary, but a consistent style and uniform finishes help create a cohesive interior.

2. What is the most popular finish for interior door handles?

The most popular finishes for interior door handles are matte black, brushed nickel, and satin chrome.

3. What is the difference between a passage and a privacy handle?

A passage door handle has no lock, while a privacy door handle has a locking mechanism.

4. How do I measure for a new door handle?

You need to find the backset, slab thickness, and bore hole size. Before buying hardware, explore the detailed instructions.

5. How to install the door hardware?

Step-by-step instructions for installing the hardware are available here (ссылка).