Hardware plays a significant role in both the practicality and visual appeal of cabinets and doors, allowing homeowners and designers to express their personal style while also creating a cohesive, unified look throughout a room or home. Specialists in architectural hardware, Croft provide an insight into what they believe will be the next hardware trends to dominate across spaces in 2025, including textures, colours, and finishes.
Dark Kitchens with Metallic Accents
Achieve sophisticated aesthetics by contrasting metallic accents with the warmth of darker surfaces and cabinets, adding a luxurious appeal to areas without being overpowering or harsh. This trend will continue growing over the next year, with metallic elements incorporated into hardware in dark kitchens, adding a distinct depth of detail to the design. Croft's Brooklands Collection in Light Antique Brass works well with dark green cabinetry for an overall polished look.
Matt Black Hardware
Minimalist and contemporary, black hardware offers a sleek appearance that contrasts with traditional polished metals, making it perfect for spaces aiming for a streamlined design. Matt black hardware has recently gained popularity as it is a versatile, neutral colour that can also create striking visual interest. The Matt Black Bronze finish from Croft is perfect for adding an intense rustic appearance, that complements a wide range of interior styles whilst evoking a sense of craft and heritage.
Tactile Textures
Textured hardware, which adds character and definition, is expected to appear more frequently on cupboards and doors throughout homes. The days of simple hardware are over, and homeowners and designers are now seeking choices that not only enhance the aesthetics of their interiors but also provide functionality. Croft's Textured Collection will instantly add depth, contrast, and personality to a space, creating a long-lasting and timeless design feature.
Neutral and Brass Palettes
Warm, friendly, and inviting, neutral and brass colour palettes are expected to continue growing in popularity next year. These tones work well together to create a contemporary warm space, where carefully chosen brass hardware, cabinets and doors will be kept looking sleek and stylish. Croft offers a variety of brass finishes and designs, including aged, smoked, and polished, suited to both modern and traditional décor and an array of furnishings.
As a proud British, family-run company, Croft has been a leading name in architectural hardware in the UK since 1868, designing and handcrafting a diverse portfolio in over 25 different finishes and patinas.
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