In the heart of Surrey Hills, a region celebrated for its historical links to renowned architects like Sir Edwin Lutyens and Sir Christopher Wren, our client constructed a Neo-Georgian home that captures the essence of traditional Georgian architecture while embracing modern design. The Hamilton lever handle, inspired by Wren’s St. Paul's Cathedral, exemplifies the home's commitment to historical authenticity, serving as a nod to Surrey's architectural heritage. This choice of hardware reflects a meticulous attention to detail, aligning with the home's Georgian-inspired aesthetics.

The residence marries classic architectural elements with contemporary interior design, allowing for modern living in an architecturally stunning space. Joseph Giles' hardware plays a crucial role in this blend, with products like the Maurice flush pulls gracing arched doors and the Alesca edge pull enhancing custom-built furniture. These pieces serve to highlight British craftsmanship, something deeply important to the client.

Alongside the door fittings, the house uses Joseph Giles' window fittings, including the Sara fitch fastener for timber sash windows, further highlighting the attention-to-detail. By focusing on the harmonious integration of our hardware, this case study demonstrates how carefully chosen fittings can enhance the historical and contemporary elements of a home, ensuring that every detail contributes to a cohesive and inviting living environment.