Our Story
After many years within the industry, working closely with interior designers & architects, we recognised a need for premium, customisable & bespoke door and cabinet hardware within the high-end residential and hospitality sector, thus Henry Blake Hardware was born in 2011.
From here, a range of luxury, Art Deco-inspired products were designed & brought to life. The range is continually evolving, but always with the ethos of creating modern, classical pieces that achieve a timeless aesthetic available in a wide range of finishes. All of our products are made from solid brass; a fully sustainable material that can be recycled time & time again.
Present
Henry Blake has continued to expand and grow since its inception; building established partnerships with our manufacturers in Europe. All products are then hand finished, here in Birmingham, assembled & finally checked at our Cotswold base, ensuring quality is never compromised. We can provide a complete service from simple orders through to extensive door schedules & bespoke designs, let our experts guide you through the process.
"Originally inspired by the opulent Art Deco Era, the range is continually evolving, but always with the view to create modern classical pieces that will complement most design schemes. Our range now comprises kitchen and cabinet hardware, door pulls, lever handles as well as unique oversized specialist pulls for projects requiring a statement piece."
"We have had the pleasure of working closely with the iconic Claridges Hotel, collaborating with architects, designers and main contractors since 2016. It has been inspirational and inspiring to be a part of the prestigious renovation, working closely with the designers to supply hardware ranging from door and cabinet handles and hinges, as well as bespoke pieces notably the commission to produce the wonderful art deco statement pull handles for the fabulous ballroom. Our bespoke manufacturing service enables us to provide our clients with the individuality and distinctive style to set their project apart."
