are brand-name products, which, in our view, are equivalent to a quality promise. Read through the next few pages to see what distinguishes our branded architectural fittings and the advantages they have to offer.
Edgy Trends
Clean lines, elegant design and plenty of edges: Angular handles are the trend, and not just in minimalist interiors. HOPPE handle series with angular shapes and clean edges have character – and turn doors and windows into eye-catchers.
Angular shapes
Anyone who enjoys a clean and linear design likes to use a handle with smooth edges. We have a wide selection of rectangular series in our range, such as the angular Austin series with a square handle neck or the more slender Dallas series.
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HOPPE door handle set, Dublin series, aluminium matt chrome effect (F94-1) -
HOPPE window handle, Dallas series, aluminium steel effect (F9) -
HOPPE door handle set, Austin series, matt black (F9714M) -
HOPPE tilt/slide handle for patio doors, Toulon series, aluminium silver effect (F1)
Furnish with rectangular handles
Rectangular handle shapes can complement a wide range of interior styles, making classic living environments appear more modern or simply supporting an overall modern style. HOPPE offers the right handle in an angular shape for every interior design: whether only slightly accentuated or completely angular.
For floor-to-ceiling doors
Generous spatial concepts often also feature interior doors that reach up to the ceiling, creating an impression of expansiveness, as well as a prestigious ambience. This doesn’t always go together with a conventionally sized door handle. The Miami interior door handle set from HOPPE offers a harmonious solution: The large handle accommodates the changed dimensions between door and room and blends smoothly into the interior design. A barely visible rose or a flat horizontal backplate form the perfect backdrop for the handle shape.
Rectangular handle roses
Rectangular handle roses are elegant all-rounders suitable for any home design. They continue the straight lines of the door and can perfectly accentuate the striking shapes of a rectangular handle. Combined with round handles, they can create an interesting contrast.
On the front door
The front door is considered the “business card” of the building. It can be just as modern as the interior doors: Clean lines are created, for example, by pull handles, rectangular security roses and architectural fittings, as well as knobs with angular geometries. This creates an appealing look – modern and clear.
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HOPPE pull handle, E5095/75NSB-ZA, satin stainless steel (F69) -
HOPPE pull handle, E5766/52NSB-ZA, satin stainless steel (F69) -
HOPPE eHandle FingerScan for doors, E5095BC, matt black (F9714M)
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