Perfect handles for your style

In interior design, there are many design trends: from Art Deco to Contemporary, from Minimalist to Maximalist, from Country to Coastal to Scandinavian, and many more. Whatever your style, they can custom-make windows and doors with handles to match.

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For many years the only window handles available were chrome and plain in style. These are still the most used handles for tilt & turn windows with matching handles available also for lift-slide sliding doors.

Lately though, much has changed, and a wide variety of handle styles and colours are on offer. Most come as ‘handle families’ with matching window and door handles including for entrance doors.

Handles in the colour white are much in use in Hampton style and Coastal homes where white colours dominate with splashes of nautical blues and greens for a relaxed overall feel. White handles are most often paired with window frames in a white colour.

As black became fashionable for taps in bathrooms and kitchens, black window handles followed. These suit Contemporary interiors with modern, clean lines and a restrained colour palette, and of course, go well with the Industrial style.

Eclectic and Bohemian styles are characterised by the personality of the owner and call for warm-coloured metals like brass and copper. Such specialist window handles are now available as an optional extra, custom-created to suit these styles.

Whatever your style of interior, window and door furniture is available to suit.

Want to talk windows? Contact Paarhammer.

See here for the Siegware handle catalogue

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