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A favorite pairing—the Harmon Hinge in Smoked Nickel.

We make a wide variety of knobs, each thoughtfully refined for its project.

Stunning kitchen with Wilmette Hardware details! Cremone bolt hardware and custom drawer pulls and hardware.

Ice box hinges just coming out of the nickel bath get rinsed in deionized water and dried off using ground up corn cobs to ensure a spot free contaminate free finish.

Sample finish chips being prepared for future projects!

Wilmette Hardware Cremone Bolts installed on an exterior door – burnished nickel finish

Bailey Pull – Smoked Nickel Finish

Gracefully finished in dark oil-rubbed bronze, the Malibu lever balances simplicity with quiet elegance.

Beautiful Cremone hardware.

Final touches on our Fayville knob- an exact historic replication of an old Yale & Towne design.

What can we say? A classic, polished brass porthole, for a local Chicago country club.

The Mapleton hardware for multi-point doors, in a specialty bronze finish.

Beautifully crafted detail in a raw casting.

Ferndale pulls—finished, inspected, and ready to install.

This nickel Wilmette lever was the perfect finishing touch for a beautiful door.

Polished Brass, or Polished Nickel? Which draws your eye more?

Did you know our Gropius lever can be wrapped in leather? We can customize finishes as well!

Matt is pre-assembling a beautiful shelf before it goes out to our client. We make sure there’s no detail missed.

This is our Elden Knob. It’s simple, sophisticated, and compliments a wide variety of projects.

You can’t go wrong with a Wilmette crafted pull. They not only look great, they feel great in your hand.

This is what I call window shopping! Stop by and see your next project’s hardware.

So much inspiration to see in our shop! We have incredible artists and designers that can bring your dream into reality.

Our Traditional Hinge is a beautiful accent for beautifully crafted cabinets. The details are important.

The Ribbon & Reed knob brings subtle details and elegant design to any project. It’s the little things that make a difference.