What handle to choose for white doors

An undisputed trend in recent years, white doors are increasingly present in our homes.

A white door will match any wall paint and resists changing fashions and tastes.

Whether the walls are cream, peach, green or octane in colour, a white door will always look beautiful and will never tire.

Yes, but what handle to choose for this type of door? As often happens, it depends on the type of door and, above all, on the furniture of the house.

This month we will make 4 different proposals, from the most contemporary to the most classic.

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Grip

The element that most distinguishes this handle is certainly the cylindrical-shaped handgrip engraved using the knurling process. This particular diamond knurling, in addition to being decorative, makes the grip secure and infuses a delicate and pleasant massage to the hand. The finish we propose is the contemporary matt black, very modern and unexpectedly soft to the touch.

Loft

This collection of handles looks like a modern monolith, excavated in such a way as to form a handgrip and thus acquiring a practical as well as aesthetic value. Looking at the handle from the front, the silhouette is simple and linear whereas looking at it from above it reveals its true identity: the neck (that part that connects it to the door) disappears merging with the handgrip assuming a rhomboid shape ad creating a whole with the rose.

Entry

The study of functionality is embodied in this handle that blends the practicality of a knob with the beauty of a traditional handle. The handgrip is slightly shorter than a traditional handle but develops in height allowing a solid and secure grip. The slightly concave profile and the total absence of edges, in addition to softening the shapes and making it safe even in the presence of children, conveys a pleasant sensation to the hand. For this room we propose the patinè finish that blends perfectly with the sage colour of the walls.

Aida

The design of the Aida handle takes inspiration from the Louis XV and Rococo style but from the latter stands out because it is less majestic and elaborate. The rose, circumscribed in a rectangle, is surrounded by ornamental carvings and crossed by some grooves that “draw” it. The handgrip has a light floral pattern and resumes the grooves of the rose, while the elegant finish completes it making it even more precious and sophisticated.

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Credits: Photo Garofoli