Duet Hardware by Lo & Co Interiors x SMAC Studio
The latest collaboration between Lo & Co Interiors and SMAC Studio has arrived at Residium. Duet is a luxurious architectural hardware collection that brings together mixed metals, sculptural forms and refined detailing – now available to view at Residium.
Duet takes inspiration from jewellery rather than architecture. Each piece combines brushed brass and polished nickel in a sophisticated two-tone finish, creating hardware that feels as decorative as it is functional.
Designed by SMAC Studio founder Shona McElroy in collaboration with Lo & Co Interiors, the collection responds to the growing popularity of mixed-metal interiors.
"Two-toned finishes are having a real moment right now, both in fashion and interiors. It felt natural to design hardware which celebrates that."
The collection includes cabinet pulls in three sizes, door levers and knobs, available in two complementary finish combinations. Rounded profiles are paired with crisp architectural lines, creating pieces that feel timeless, tactile and beautifully considered.
One of Duet's greatest strengths is its versatility. The dual-metal finishes allow designers and homeowners to seamlessly incorporate both brass and nickel into a project without committing to a single metal throughout a space.
Adding another layer of personality, Lo & Co Interiors has also introduced a coordinating range of decorative tassels in six colours, designed to attach to knobs and door levers. Inspired by European interiors, these playful accessories transform everyday hardware into a distinctive design feature.
Whether you're planning a full renovation or simply looking to elevate cabinetry and doors with exceptional finishing details, Duet demonstrates how thoughtfully designed hardware can have a remarkable impact.
The Duet collection is now on display at Residium. Visit the showroom to experience the craftsmanship, finishes and materiality in person, and speak with the Lo & Co Interiors team about incorporating the collection into your next project.
