Lockwood Door Hardware Buying Guide
A door handle is touched constantly and viewed daily, which makes it worth choosing with the same care given to tapware or a vanity finish. Lockwood has built its reputation specifically around getting this balance right, hardware that performs reliably over years of daily use while still contributing genuinely to how a room looks.
Handles and levers for every room
Lockwood's handles and levers come in an extensive selection of finishes suited to both interior and exterior applications. Privacy door handles suit bedrooms and bathrooms, incorporating a locking mechanism where it genuinely matters, while passage door handles suit hallways and living areas, where a simple latch is sufficient without a lock. From the bold statement of matte black handles through to the timeless warmth of brass hardware, Lockwood's range suits a genuinely wide variety of interior directions.
Security without compromising on style
Lockwood's deadbolts and locks are built with both genuine security and everyday convenience in mind, suited to interior and exterior doors alike. Pairing these with front door handles and hardware or exterior door levers gives a considered, cohesive finish to the home's main entrance.
Hinges, door stops and the supporting hardware
A door's overall performance depends on more than its handle alone. Lockwood's range of hinges and door stops covers the smaller details that genuinely affect a door's daily durability and ease of use over time.
Choosing a finish
Lockwood's finishes suit a genuinely wide range of styles. Chrome door handles bring a sleek, contemporary look, while brushed brass hardware offers a warmer, more refined tone. For a bolder, more dramatic direction, gunmetal door hardware is worth exploring.
Rounding out the range
This collection also includes privacy door knobs for interior spaces and stainless steel hardware suited to exterior doors specifically, giving genuine coverage across the home's full hardware needs.
How do I determine the handing of a door?
Stand on the outside, or secure side, of the door, facing it directly. If the hinges are on the left, it's a left-handed door; if the hinges are on the right, it's a right-handed door.
Completing the home
Lockwood door hardware is easiest to choose once a consistent finish direction is settled across the home, since matching passage handles, privacy handles and exterior hardware keeps every room reading as one considered design. The Blue Space's Cabinet Handles and Exterior Door Hardware collections are worth reviewing alongside a Lockwood selection to plan the full home together.
