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Decor Handles Spotlights Its Solid Brass Door Handles From Portugal and Italy

14 November 2026 By Alan Straton Leave a Comment

Plenty of things around the house are swapped out every few years, but the handle on your front door shouldn’t be. This November, South African hardware supplier Decor Handles is putting the spotlight on the part of its range built for the long haul: an exclusive collection of solid brass door handles imported from Portugal and Italy. The company stocks door handles, cabinet handles, locks, hinges and home finishing hardware.

The collection features designs from two makers of solid brass hardware, Tupai and Columbo. Every piece uses premium materials and is finished to a high standard, so that doors in homes across South Africa get hardware that lasts and looks refined.

The case for solid brass

Few things in a home are touched as often as door hardware, which gets used every day and often many times a day. Over the years finishes wear thin, mechanisms work loose and cheaper materials start to look tired. Solid brass is strong and stands up to that kind of constant handling, so Decor Handles presents the exclusive range as hardware you keep, not hardware you replace.

That matters for homeowners wrapping up renovations before the festive season and for builders closing out projects before the year-end shutdown. Handles tend to be one of the final things fitted on a job, yet once people move in they are one of the things they touch most.

Hardware for the whole house

Decor Handles stocks far more than door hardware. Door handles on their own include front door handles and pulls, handles on plate and on rose, bundle sets, door knobs and recessed handles, with door hinges and door closers alongside. Cabinetry is covered by antique, modern and classic cupboard handles, cupboard knobs, locks, hinges, drawer slides and brackets.

The range also includes window handles for wooden and aluminium frames, fittings for steel windows, letterbox plates, and decorative pieces such as solid brass furniture castors, chest corners and hooks. For homeowners working on a bathroom, there are frameless shower hardware, basins and bathroom accessories. Bathroom vanities and storage units complete the selection.

Rose or backplate?

The company also shares practical advice on its blog. A guide published in October 2026 helps readers decide between a door handle on rose and a door handle on backplate. It covers the main differences, including rose shape, lever orientation and how to match handles throughout a home.

Handles can be browsed by finish as well: matt black, matt or brushed brass, chrome or silver, brushed stainless steel, and shiny or polished brass. This makes it simpler for homeowners to keep their hardware consistent from one room to the next.

Black Friday deals

Budget-conscious shoppers can take advantage of Black Friday specials on more than 500 handles, locks and hinges while stock lasts. The deals cover door handles, cupboard handles, door and cupboard locks, hinges, door bolts, door stops, castor wheels and bathroom accessories. A separate clearance sale is also running for anyone hunting for value.

Decor Handles delivers nationwide, and shipping is free on orders above the minimum value listed on the website. Subject to the store’s policy, exchanges are free on goods returned in their original packaging.

Over thirty years in the trade

Robert and Renette Perez founded Decor Handles in 1994, starting from a warehouse in Jeppestown near Maboneng. Today the warehouse is in Eastleigh, Edenvale, and there are showrooms in Illovo, Sandton, and Paarden Eiland, Cape Town. The company says it has been handling South Africa’s doors since 1994, and it carries a range of well-known hardware brands as well as its exclusive solid brass collection.

Shoppers who like to see and feel hardware before they buy are welcome at the showrooms, while those who already know what they need can order online. Buy door handles, cabinet hardware and bathroom fittings on the website and have them delivered to any address in South Africa.

Residential and commercial customers

Decor Handles serves businesses as well as homeowners. Besides residential door and cabinet hardware, it supplies emergency exit locks and push bars, panic hardware, door closers, push plates and smart locks for offices, shops and other commercial buildings. Whether the project is a kitchen, a shop or an office, a wide variety of fittings can come from a single supplier, from drawer slides and shelf supports to castors and cabinet catches.

The company says its focus is premium door handles, cupboard handles, hinges and locks that work well for a long time and look good doing it. That focus on quality is why it introduced the exclusive solid brass range, giving customers hardware designed for many years of use.

Reviews on the website come through a verified review system, and the full shipping, refund and exchange policies are published so shoppers can read them before placing an order.

Keeping finishes consistent

A common renovation mistake is mixing finishes by accident, for example a brushed brass handle on one door and a chrome handle on the next. Shopping by finish helps prevent this. If a homeowner picks matt black for the door handles, they can choose cupboard handles, hinges, door stops and bathroom accessories from the same finish group, and the whole house ends up with a consistent look.

Getting it done before the holidays

Many trades slow down over the festive break, so November is often the last practical month to finish work on a home. Swapping out worn handles, putting new cabinet hardware on a kitchen or installing a new bathroom vanity can noticeably lift a home before friends and family visit for the holidays. With hardware built to last, those upgrades keep looking good well after the season ends.

To view the exclusive solid brass range, the Black Friday specials and the full catalogue, visit https://www.decorhandles.co.za/.

About Decor Handles

Founded in 1994 by Robert and Renette Perez, Decor Handles is a South African supplier of door handles, cabinet handles, locks, hinges and home finishing hardware. It runs a warehouse in Eastleigh, Edenvale, and showrooms in Illovo, Sandton, and Paarden Eiland, Cape Town, and delivers across the country. Its range covers door, cabinet and window hardware, bathroom vanities and accessories, decorative hardware, and an exclusive solid brass door handle collection from Tupai and Columbo imported from Portugal and Italy.

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Email: jonas@decorhandles.co.za
Phone: +27 11 618 1064
Website: https://www.decorhandles.co.za/

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