1/ AHEAD OF THE CURVE Designed by Giuseppe Bavuso, the Rialto limited-edition collection by Richelieu brings a modern touch to cabinetry. One playful option in the varied line is a square grommet with a half-moon opening that comes in a host of finishes and colors. richelieu.com

2/ AU NATUREL The Ramum door pull evokes the delicate, organic form of a sycamore branch with one splendid leaf at its center. The brass handle is part of the Signature collection, a collaboration between PullCast hardware and Portuguese luxury brand Maeve. pullcast.eu

3/ TIMELESS LINES Top Knobs has rounded out its 2025 Brockwell collection with a trio of handsome new hardware suites that blend fine craftsmanship and classic charm. They include (top to bottom) Cressing, Lambert and Brockwell—all available in six fetching finishes. topknobs.com

4/ PULLS WITH PEDIGREE Conceived in partnership with Robert A.M. Stern Architects, Rocky Mountain’s Oasis collection was inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement. Sculpted like fine jewelry, the bronze pieces come in an array of finishes. rockymountainhardware.com

5/ DOWN-UNDER DESIGN The new Streaks Collection is the brainchild of two Sydney-based firms: Bankston hardware and YSG Studio. The line features eye-catching, handmade pulls and door levers comprised of multi-hued bands of sustainably sourced timber, along with contrasting pieces in bronze. bankston.com

6/ STEM SELL Emtek’s Select cabinet hardware lets homeowners mix and match styles and materials. Options have expanded with the company’s newly unveiled Transitional Stem design, which marries modern simplicity and a dose of elegance, offered in seven finishes. emtek.com