
Materials
Mindful of product life-cycles with a focus on the link between product mortality and the quality of materials used, we work with high-grade pure materials to make our products. Not only does this maximise durability and the aesthetic value of our hardware but it also reduces the overall cost of ownership. In our opinion, materials used to build objects make or break them - literally.
Every material in our roster is researched and altered to get the best out of them. Here’s an insight into the materials we use and why.
An alloy of Copper and Zinc, brass is a durable, malleable and anti-microbial material.

Copper, copper on the wall – rustic & sophisticated – it does it all. Rich with minerals, it is known for being long-lasting and antimicrobial, the reason why brass shares similar properties. It has the OG rose-gold tone that we’ve come to love and crave.

Aluminium is three times lighter than steel but just as strong! From aeroplanes to kitchen foil, you’ll find it everywhere. It is flexible and corrosion-resistant, ductile and non-magnetic. Naturally shining silver, we experiment with processes like anodising and powder-coating for unique finishes that also add value to the material. Both these processes help make the material more durable and easy to clean. Adaptable and low maintenance – maybe aluminium is ‘the one’?

This superman-esque material is durable, corrosion-resistant, virtually heatproof and bulletproof. Ok, maybe not bulletproof.
You’re probably already familiar with Stainless Steel products - be it in your cutlery, pans or refrigerators. But did you know this material (at least the higher grades) is expensive? This is due to the 2 step process required to produce it.
Steels are primarily an alloy of Iron and Carbon — the addition of Chromium and other alloying elements like Nickel is what make stainless steel special. As a result you get rust-free steel.

Timber is treated/prepared wood used in building and carpentry.
But why Timber? It is yours - only yours. No two pieces of Timber will ever be the same. It’s been alive and lived through millions of naturally occurring variances in colour, texture and weight. You pick one, and it is yours.


Care
Regular cleaning can be done by dampening a soft cloth with warm water. Follow up with a dry cloth making sure to remove all moisture residue. Do not use harsh polishes, cleaners or any other abrasive material as it could affect its finish.
Dust regularly or use a slight moistened cloth every once in a while. We recommend installing them in dry spaces and away from harsh, direct sunlight. Avoid commercial cleaners and polishes since it could damage the finish we worked so hard to create for you.