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Art and Forge Hardware
Add to MyMarketArt & Forge is a luxury decorative hardware brand specializing in solid brass and bronze knobs, pulls, and appliance handles for kitchens, furniture, and whole-home projects. Our collections are defined by strong proportions, thoughtful detailing, and finishes that age beautifully. The hardware is designed to work seamlessly across a wide range of architectural and interior styles. Designed in Norfolk, Virginia and produced in partnership with family-owned foundries in India, Art & Forge blends traditional metalworking with modern production capabilities. Designers value the curated assortment, reliable lead times, and flexible customization, which includes made-to-order sizing, finish options, and fast custom turnaround. Alongside its core collections, Art & Forge partners with leading designers and heritage brands to create distinctive hardware with a strong point of view. Collaborations include the Suzanne Kasler Hardware Collection, the WILLIAMSBURG brand, and the Forged By designer series, featuring talents such as Jared Hughes. Each collaboration translates a unique design perspective into beautifully crafted, highly sought-after hardware.
More Than “Jewelry of the Home”
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Art & Forge invites you to explore the artistry behind cabinet hardware, a high-touch category that instills a lasting impression with its small details. Discover how skilled artisans transform solid brass, bronze, and mixed materials into pieces that bring character and function to a home, imparting a quality that can quite literally be felt upon first touch. Guests will get a first look at the new Epworth stone collection of knobs and preview yet-to-be-released collections.
Art & Forge Launches Epworth Collection of Natural Stone Knobs
Handcrafted hardware company Art & Forge debuts the Epworth collection of stone knobs, made from solid natural marble and travertine sourced in the state of Rajasthan, India. Offered in two sizes, 1.25" and 1.5", the stones were chosen for their natural beauty and durability.
Art & Forge Partners with Legendary Interior Designer Suzanne Kasler on Hardware Collection
The licensed hardware collection debuts this spring, featuring three distinct design families that draw on the legacy of French architecture and decorative arts that define Kasler’s work.
Art & Forge Introduces “FORGED BY” Capsule Collection with Interior Designer Jared Hughes
Handcrafted hardware company Art & Forge introduces its first FORGED BY capsule collection, partnering with Atlanta-based interior designer Jared Hughes to debut European antique-inspired knobs in two styles: Devonshire and Argyle.
Art & Forge and WILLIAMSBURG Brand Debut Hardware Collection Rooted in American Design History
Art & Forge debuts the WILLIAMSBURG collection, partnering with the iconic heritage brand of non-profit Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. The collection consists of five distinct designs drawn directly from the archives and legacy of Colonial Williamsburg.
Epworth Travertine Knob
As part of the new Epworth collection of stone knobs, the solid travertine carries a soft, porous texture in a palette of ivory, cream, and honeyed walnut that no manufactured surface can convincingly imitate. Its natural voids and channels give each piece a quiet directionality where no two knobs are ever exactly alike.
Epworth Udiapur Green Knob
Cut from marble drawn from the Aravalli range in Rajasthan, Udaipur Green is a material that has supplied India's royal interiors for generations. Each knob is deep green, with unpredictable veins of charcoal and umber that reflect serpentine and chlorite residue settling into the stone.
Epworth Makrana Pink Knob
Drawn from the famous Makrana belt of Rajasthan, the oldest marble quarries in India, Makrana Pink is the source of the very stone that built the Taj Mahal. It carries the same dense calcite purity and polish, blushing across its surface in soft rose rather than cold white. Its color comes not from dye or treatment but from the earth itself.