Interior Door Knob

Beautiful!. Anonymous. Mon Jun 01 2026

The Waverly design brings a subtle detail reminiscent of the ripple effect you might see after dropping a rock into a body of water. Offered as the Waverly Door Knob, Waverly Cabinet Knob and the Keyed Waverly Knob, in 1 traditional and modern finish options, the expanding rings of delicate "waves" on the Waverly might be just the detail you need on all of the hardware for your transitional home project!

Complete your home with the Slickrock Knob and discover the beauty of rustic door hardware. With a solid brass construction and a heavy-duty feel, this knob brings an impressive statement to any home. The Slickrock Knob highlights both durability and reliability, while adding an elegant touch to every door.

Love these knobs. Just what I was looking for.. Karen. Ridgway, CO. Fri Oct 06 2023

Capture your own piece of the Italian countryside with Tuscany Bronze-inspired, Lost Wax designs! Rooted in an ancient practice in which a bronze sculpture is cast from a wax model. The wax model is dipped in a slurry of silica, then more ceramic material is added, creating thick walls around the template. At this point, the wax is melted out of the ceramic and you are left with an empty ceramic mold. Molten bronze is then poured into the ceramic mold, creating a bronze reproduction of the original wax model.

Emtek's Hampton Door Knob draws inspiration from the classic style of the Hamptons, with its timeless egg-shaped design that exudes coastal elegance. This knob offers a remarkably elevated hand feel, combining both functionality and sophistication for your doors. Available in an array of 1 finishes, the Hampton Door Knob lets you infuse the classic charm into your interior decor, creating a tasteful and lasting impression.

Capture your own piece of the Italian countryside with Tuscany Bronze-inspired, Lost Wax designs! Rooted in an ancient practice in which a bronze sculpture is cast from a wax model. The wax model is dipped in a slurry of silica, then more ceramic material is added, creating thick walls around the template. At this point, the wax is melted out of the ceramic and you are left with an empty ceramic mold. Molten bronze is then poured into the ceramic mold, creating a bronze reproduction of the original wax model.