Traditional interiors embrace timeless design and classical character and work beautifully with almost all colour schemes. To set a base, it’s best to incorporate minimal colours such as our selection of white, stone and cream. These neutral tones are perfect for traditional interiors, as they can be beautifully paired with a wide range of colours including blue, red and brown, often seen in traditionally styled homes. Neutrals are also prevalent to showcase artwork and antique accessories, which is why our traditional matte finishes are perfect to enhance your traditional space.

Matte white is our signature colourway, the minimal tone creates a clean, contemporary aesthetic. The versatile shade fits in all types of interiors and can be beautifully paired with a variety of colour schemes.

Exclusively used in our traditional collection, matte stone is a mid-tone that combines a warm, stormy grey with an ebony undertone. The saturated shade is a desirable colour scheme amongst traditional and contemporary interiors.

This radiant finish creates a sense of comfort in traditional homes. Matte cream is a desirable shade that is often used in bathrooms, as it beautifully complements versatile shades as well as minimal warm tones.

Polished nickel is a high-shine finish that fits perfectly into traditional interiors. The glowing hue adds a sense of warmth to a space. This colourway was prominent throughout 1920’s Art Deco era and is still used in traditional design in the 21st Century. The glowing hues add a sense of warmth to a kitchen.

Aged bronze has been used throughout history for thousands of years. It embraces a warm, distressed copper tone that fits beautifully into modern Renaissance, 1900’s interiors and period homes. Aged brass hardware embraces a vintage appeal that adds character to your home.

Brushed gold has evolved over centuries and remains a top choice in home and hotel decoration, loved for its gleaming tone that exudes regality and opulence. Often chosen for its affluent taste, the warm sheen of gold makes it a statement wherever it's placed and is why gold hardware can be found in some of the world’s most lavish resorts.