Atelier Performance Metals

Particularly effective where humidity, moisture and salt-laden air form part of the environment.

Performance comes from the metal itself rather than a decorative coating over a conventional substrate.

A clean silver-grey metal with the weight and tactile solidity expected from precision-machined stainless steel.

Yacht interiors, coastal residences, waterfront projects, spas, hospitality and other demanding fitted cabinetry.

Tin contributes to the alloy's environmental stability and supports its established use in marine and shipboard engineering.

The golden tone belongs to the solid alloy itself rather than being created by a plated decorative surface.

Delivers the warmth associated with brass while creating a distinctly more technical material specification.

Yacht cabinetry, coastal residences, waterfront homes and exceptional interiors requiring a warm performance metal.

Nickel coatings are widely used in engineering to improve surface durability, corrosion resistance and wear behaviour.

Performance is built as a complete material system: engineered substrate and controlled metallic surface.

A refined nickel appearance for interiors requiring the restraint of silver-toned hardware rather than warm brass.

Yacht interiors, coastal homes, bathrooms, hospitality and premium cabinetry where appearance and performance are equally important.

Aerospace aluminium is used where structural strength needs to be achieved with significantly less weight than steel or brass.

High-strength aerospace aluminium allows clean machining, controlled dimensions and sharply defined architectural forms.

The engineered coating gives the aluminium a consistent architectural black while retaining the low-mass substrate beneath.

Larger pulls, appliance-scale hardware, yacht interiors, contemporary kitchens and specialist fitted furniture.

An excellent material route for larger components where reducing weight improves the overall hardware specification.

Derived from an alloy family used for highly loaded aircraft structures where strength and weight are critical.

A clean architectural surface that integrates naturally with pale, minimal and highly controlled cabinetry.

Luxury residential cabinetry, wardrobes, hospitality, yacht interiors and larger-format hardware.

Grade 5 combines high mechanical strength with a density of only around 4.4 g/cm³ — dramatically lighter than stainless steel.

Titanium forms a highly stable passive oxide surface and has excellent corrosion resistance across demanding environments, including seawater exposure.

A restrained, naturally sophisticated metal whose appearance comes from titanium itself rather than a decorative imitation.

Yacht cabinetry, larger-format hardware, super-prime residential interiors and projects where the engineering material is intentionally part of the design story.

The carbon-based surface is selected to improve wear performance where hardware is handled repeatedly over its service life.

The substantial stainless substrate provides the structure and tactile solidity beneath the performance surface.

A sophisticated dark surface with a distinctly engineered character rather than the appearance of conventional painted hardware.

Kitchens, bars, private clubs, hotels, dressing rooms and fitted furniture where black hardware is used intensively.

Carbon-based performance coatings are used in demanding engineering applications for hardness, low friction and resistance to wear.

Combines the mass and structural quality of stainless steel with an engineered performance layer at the surface.

A cooler metallic route for interiors requiring restrained hardware with a more performance-led specification.

Hospitality, kitchens, wellness spaces, bars, private clubs and other premium fitted interiors with frequent touchpoints.