Switch Plate · c. 1910
Mission Oak Switch Plate
Geometric oak leaf border with clean rectilinear framing. The restrained nature motifs are characteristic of the Mission style — ornament that serves structure, never the reverse.
Oil-rubbed bronze
c. 1900–1929
Arts & Crafts
Clean geometric lines, restrained nature motifs, and honest material presence in lighting and hardware inspired by the Arts & Crafts movement and Craftsman bungalow tradition.
Oil-rubbed bronze
Antique brass
Matte black
4 curated
Door Knob · c. 1905
Ginkgo Leaf Door Knob
A flowing ginkgo leaf pattern wraps the knob face, inspired by the Japanese design influence that pervaded the Arts & Crafts movement. Substantial weight, satin-smooth action.
Antique brass
Pendant Light · c. 1915
Mission Oak Pendant Light
A four-sided lantern pendant with art glass panels in amber and moss tones, suspended from a hand-forged chain. The clean rectilinear silhouette channels Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie School — geometric, grounded, and warm enough to gather around.
Oil-rubbed bronze
Outlet Cover · c. 1912
Craftsman Rose Outlet Cover
A simple Tudor rose centered within a squared frame. The honest material weight and hand-finished patina speak to the Arts & Crafts ideal of beauty through craft integrity.
Oil-rubbed bronze
Next era
Victorian
c. 1837–1901 · 4 pieces
