Door Hardware

Solid Brass Door Hardware

The door is the first thing a guest touches when they arrive at your home. Our collection of solid brass door hardware — knockers, handles, letter plates, bell pushes, and more — is designed to make that moment count. Built to the same standard as our interior hardware: solid brass, finished by hand, made to last.

What Is in the Collection

• Door knockers — from traditional lion's head and ring knockers to cleaner, more contemporary designs
• Door handles and pull handles — suited to both period and modern doors
• Letter plates — horizontal slot designs with solid brass construction and a properly weighted flap
• Bell pushes — discreet round and square designs in solid brass
• Door numbers — clean, legible numerals in solid brass

Built for the Elements

Front door hardware lives outdoors. It is exposed to rain, frost, sunlight, and salt air. Solid brass handles this better than most materials — it does not rust, does not corrode like steel, and develops a natural protective layer over time that improves its resistance to the elements.

Lacquered pieces hold their bright, golden finish despite the weather. Unlacquered pieces develop a deeper, darker patina on their exposed surfaces — a finish many people find more handsome than the original bright brass.

Matching Interior and Exterior

One of the advantages of buying door hardware and interior hardware from the same collection is that everything sits in the same aesthetic language. Our door knockers, letter plates, and bell pushes are designed to complement our cabinet handles and wall hooks — so a home finished throughout with Barn and Brass hardware feels coherent from the front door inwards.

Period Properties and Heritage Homes

Solid brass is the historically correct material for door hardware on Victorian, Edwardian, and Georgian properties. If you are restoring or renovating a period home, fitting solid brass door furniture is not just an aesthetic choice — it is the authentic one. The weight, the proportions, and the way the material ages are all consistent with how these homes would have been finished originally.