The Monte Blade Pull introduces natural timber into the minimalist language of the Blade Pull collection. Available in American White Oak and Black Walnut, either oiled or raw, Monte timber brings organic warmth and texture into everyday touchpoints. Its natural grain softens the precision of the Blade Pull form, creating a piece that feels grounded, tactile, and quietly luxurious. 

Designed to connect the interior with nature through material and touch, the Monte Blade Pull is well suited to warm contemporary homes, refined joinery, and spaces where architectural door hardware is expected to feel integrated, not decorative. 

Designed to enhance interior doors with texture and quiet character, Monte Lever combines the organic appeal of timber with refined architectural proportions. Whether specified in a more minimal interior or layered into a richly detailed material palette, this collection offers a grounded alternative to traditional metal door handles.  

Monte Entrance Handles bring the warmth and grain of natural timber to the first point of contact, making a tactile, welcoming first impression. Crafted in American White Oak or Black Walnut, either oiled or raw, each handle pairs the organic character of timber with the structure of solid brass, allowing the entrance to feel both grounded and refined. 

Available across a range of profiles — from slender round pulls to bolder square forms — and in custom and standard lengths, Monte Entrance Handles can be specified to suit the scale and character of any doorway, blending seamlessly into a broader timber and metal palette. 

For projects seeking a darker, more dramatic expression of timber, the Monte collection extends into Monte Sugi. Using the centuries-old Japanese technique of Shou Sugi Ban, the timber surface is charred with fire and smoke to create a deep black finish with texture, depth, and quiet mystery. The same organic forms carry across entrance handles, levers, cabinet hardware, and blade pulls, offering an alternative material language for interiors that call for contrast and shadow.