My local rep for Rocky Mountain Hardware did a presentation recently that I went to, hoping to learn a little more about this hardware company that I remember being fairly rustic.  Since they fit into that niche and I don’t do a lot of rustic projects, they have been shoved to the back of my arsenal of hardware.  However, I found out that they have moved beyond that!

They have some great styles of bronze hardware and are so accomodating of creating custom pieces.  A couple of well-known designers have worked on some lines for them, like the Roger Thomas Collection.  This very french looking line is featured in the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas.

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The Ted Boerner Collection has a much more “zen” feel to it.  I love this geometric pull.

 

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I am currently trying to see if we can modify this door pull for a cabinet pull for one of my clients.

 

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This unique piece is wrapped in leather and they say it is remarkably durable.  They have an exterior restaurant door in Idaho that has this pull and it hardly looks worn at all over the years – at least six – that it has been used by patrons and exposed to the elements.

 

I requested a sample of their bronze finishes of which they do have a variety.  Bronze does naturally patina some.  Also, the areas that often get touched and oils from hands get transfered, end up being brighter and have a “worn” look, which some people love and others hate.  What do you think? Are you a bronze person or do you want your hardware to look as pristine as the day you put it in?

Do visit their site for more inspiration!

Photos by Rebecca Ward, U.N.O.