Drawing on the expressive curves of coastal architecture from Puerto Escondido in Mexico, and the confident, playful language of 1970s design, Puerto elevates hardware as an architectural element rather than a finishing touch.  

Puerto embraces a maximalist sensibility, defined by its generous proportions and pill-shaped forms. Sculpted in solid brass, the collection explores rounded geometry, exaggerated scale and tactile weight as a deliberate departure from minimal, sharp-edged hardware. Puerto is conceived as a complete whole-of-home collection, allowing its sculptural form to flow consistently across doors, cabinetry and sliding door applications. Each piece is designed to sit naturally alongside organic features, and richly textured materials such as timber and stone.