Dummy Door Handle Forme N27 – Carbon Black | Left

Rooted in the vertical elegance of Egyptian columns, Forme N27 is a passage door lever that reinterprets the carved geometry of temple stonework through the quiet clarity of modern design. This sculptural door lever becomes an expression of balance and subtle monumentality, drawing inspiration from temple forms and ziggurats. It unites squares, rectangles, and circles in harmonious proportion, creating a design that feels both timeless and architectural.

Ascending ridges run along both sides of the handle as their rhythmic presence echoes classical reliefs. A square outline with a circular screw is partially embedded into the baseplate and door, anchoring the door lever with style and stability. At the head of this French artisan hardware, a sleek rectangular motif subtly protrudes like a faceted stone, its surface softened by clean lines and connected to the backplate by a trio of horizontal grooves. Just below, a delicate grid of smaller squares brings visual interest and tactile intrigue through its subtle rhythmic detailing. The result is a balanced composition where form, texture, and symmetry come together in a quietly striking statement.

Rendered in golden brass, dusky bronze, and satin nickel, these door handles bridge past and present, enhancing classic and contemporary interiors. Meant for shared living areas, utility zones, luxury kitchen handles, and high-end bathroom hardware, they bear the gentle imperfections that lend handmade pieces their warmth and authenticity. With concealed fixings, the handles offer strength and durability and contribute to the understated elegance of spaces designed for everyday living and gracious hospitality.

DIMENSION HANDLE: 5.35 x 0.89 or 136 x 22.5 mm PROJECTION: 2.19 or 55.5 mm BACKPLATE: 10.24″ x 1.81″ or 260 x 46 mm
INCLUDED:
1 handles with rosaces 4 screws 1 Allen Key

MAINTENANCE: allow to patinate over time or use a brass copper brightener with no abrasive cloth.

This object is created, developed, moulded, and designed by Amandine Schira.