Architectural Hardware

The smallest details, considered most.

Hardware is where design becomes physical. The weight, the finish, the action, the sound of a latch closing – these are the details you notice every day.

What we carry

Specified to feel as good as it looks.

Hardware is one of the few details in a home you touch every day. It should feel right in the hand, work reliably, and look intentional with the rest of the project.
We carry solid brass, solid bronze, and premium architectural hardware from Emtek, Ashley Norton, Baldwin, and Rocky Mountain Hardware. Our team helps coordinate finishes and functions across the full package, from the entry set and interior levers to cabinet pulls, window hardware, hinges, and accessories.
And because we are an independent distributor, we are not limited to one catalog. If a project calls for something outside our core lines, we can help source the right piece.

Categories

Four hardware categories under one roof.

Door hardware Door hardware
Window hardware Window hardware
Cabinet hardware Cabinet hardware
Home accessories Home accessories

i.

Door hardware

Entry sets, knobs, levers, deadbolts, multipoint locks, hinges, and finish coordination, across exterior and interior doors.

ii.

Window hardware

Window locks, cranks, lifts, operators, sash hardware, and finish details where available by product line, coordinated with the window package.

iii.

Cabinet hardware

Pulls, knobs, appliance pulls, and finish coordination for kitchens, baths, built-ins, bars, mudrooms, and other finished spaces.

iv.

Home Accessories

Door stops, hooks, bath accessories, and the small specialty finish details that pull a room together.

How to specify

What we think about when we help you choose.

01

Door before hardware

We start with the door, the room, and the way the opening will be used. Hardware should be specified to the project, not selected in isolation.

02

Finish consistency

A full hardware package can use one finish family or a planned mix. The key is making the combination feel intentional from entry hardware to interior doors, cabinets, and accessories.

03

Function first

Multipoint locks for entry doors. Privacy sets for baths. Passage for closets. Dummy for non-latching. Function before finish.

04

Security

Entry hardware should be planned with both appearance and protection in mind, including deadbolts, reinforced strikes, multipoint systems, and the right lock function for the door.

05

Smart locks

Smart entry hardware from Emtek, Baldwin, and others, keypad, fingerprint, and app-connected options that look like the rest of the finish family, not like tech.

06

Touch it in person

Photos rarely tell the full story. In the showroom, you can feel the weight, finish, grip, action, and scale before committing to the hardware you will use every day.

Common questions

Good to know.

What hardware brands do you carry?

Emtek, Baldwin, Ashley Norton, and Rocky Mountain Hardware, spanning forged brass, solid bronze, and a wide range of architectural finishes for doors, cabinets, and bath.

Can I see and feel the hardware before buying?

Yes, that's what the showroom is for. Hardware is something you touch every day, so feeling the weight and finish in person makes a real difference. Our planning center has working displays.

Can you coordinate finishes across the whole house?

Yes. We help coordinate door hardware, cabinet hardware, and bath fittings so finishes read consistently from room to room.

Plan the hardware before you order the doors.

The cleanest projects are the ones where door and hardware decisions happen together. Bring us the door package, the plans, or the hardware you already love, and we will help coordinate the finish, function, and details from there.