Every fixture eventually needs a spare bulb, and every room is finished by pieces smaller than its lighting: the stop behind a door, the pull on a drawer, the plate on the wall. These are those details, replacement LED light bulbs included, in the same metals as the fixtures overhead.

What the range covers

Door stops in seven designs, from Avi in zinc alloy to smaller copper forms, in packs of two. Pulls and knobs for cabinet fronts, lever door handles in passage and privacy versions with matching hinges, and toggle, dimmer and outlet plates in two metals. Alongside them sit dimmable bulbs in six-packs, extension rods, stone bath sets and greenery.

Getting the fit right

Bulbs are the quick check: E26, E14 and G9 six-packs in warm white 3000K or cool white 6000K, matched to the socket marked on your fixture. Pulls run hole centers of 1 1/4 to 6 5/16 inches, measured between the existing screw holes; knobs run 9/16 to 1 5/16 inches across.

One metal from the door to the ceiling

A room usually has a dominant metal already, and repeating it at every scale is what reads as considered: a matte black switch plate under a black chandelier, brushed gold cabinet pulls below a gold kitchen light. The modern door hardware range carries both finishes, while artificial plants such as the Bird of Paradise and the bath accessories in stone and crystal finish the corners metalwork misses.

Match the number first and the metal second. The socket or hole center comes off the product page; the finish comes off whatever hangs overhead.