Ashley Norton expands its collection of handcrafted architectural hardware with five new lever styles in the company’s Signature Classic Leverset Collection. The new styles are the traditional Edward, classic Colonial, transitional Cara, sleek Alessa, and curvy Joan. Adding personality and elegance to door and entryways, the ergonomic new styles are available as individual levers or as leversets for interior or exterior use.
“Like a firm handshake, the new levers feel solid, welcoming one with a tactile sense of luxury and sophistication. They also make a bold visual statement, creating a pleasant and memorable experience just by opening a door,” says Ashish Karnani, Vice President of Ashley Norton, who notes that all Ashley Norton levers are spring-assisted to prevent sagging.
The new levers run the style gamut from traditional and transitional to contemporary. The wide array makes it easy to add solid bronze and solid brass architectural hardware to any style of decor. The Edward lever, available in solid bronze, exudes a traditional flair with fine details that hint of its classic past. The Colonial lever, available in solid bronze or solid brass, features refined details reminiscent of a bygone era. The Cara lever, available in solid bronze, blends sleek metal with just a hint of ornamentation. The Alessa lever, available in both solid brass and solid bronze, sleekly combines curves and edges into a modern and minimal design. And the Joan lever, available in solid bronze, is a fluid silhouette that’s all about curves.
All Ashley Norton levers are forged from premium brass or art-grade bronze. Brass levers are available in nine finishes including Satin Nickel, Polished Chrome, Dark Oil Rubbed, Flat Black, Polished Nickel, Satin Chrome, Satin Brass, Polished Brass, and Unlacquered Brass. Bronze levers are available in five patina options including Dark Bronze, Matt Black, White Bronze, White Medium, and Natural Bronze.
Designers and homeowners can mix and match any Ashley Norton lever, with any backplate or rose to personalize their own look. Whether it’s interior doors, entry doors, or multipoint sets, one can make a unique design statement anywhere in the home.
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