Joseph Giles - Collett Solid Brass & Marble Door Lever

Collett Zarzycki, a respected London architecture practice, and Joseph Giles, leading designers and manufacturers of luxury architectural ironmongery, have partnered to create a stunning range of marble door and cabinet furniture for super prime developments. The luxury marble finishes are one of the collections greatest triumphs. The finest Italian marbles including Black & Gold Portoro, White Onyx, Green Guatemala and Red Laguna provide the jewel-like finishing touches for the ultimate in luxury design schemes. The range includes a door pull, a lever handle and cabinet pulls. All pieces have a cylindrical marble shaft, with minimalistic metal fixtures to ensure the marble remains the focal point. The Black and Gold Portoro is a stunning example of Italian marble, the deep black peppered with rich gold veining throughout. This beautiful stone has been used since Roman times for decorative purposes, from ornaments through to vast columns. White Onyx is a stunning and delicate material which has varying levels of opaqueness throughout and rippled with yellow gold veins. Quarried in Mexico, White Onyx is widely considered as one of the world's most luxurious materials and has been used for decorative purposes since antiquity. The Green Guatemala marble is a serpentine deep green stone which is veined with varying shades of whites and darker greens. While the name pays tribute to Guatemala and its lush rainforests, the material is quarried in India. Indigenous tribes have long considered this marble to have healing powers and, over the years, it has been used in some of the finest buildings and hotels around the world. The Red Laguna marble is quarried in Turkey and offers a deep cherry red marble offering to the collection. Peppered with rich flecks and veining, is a wonderful addition to a design scheme. Joseph Giles locks & latches are available in light, medium, and heavy-sprung options. To ensure the best performance for this lever handle design, we recommend using a heavy-sprung latch.