Armac Martin, a British company, added the ‘Grove’ design to their growing collection, inspired by one of nature’s most iconic forms. This charming collection is made up of refined luxury brass bamboo hardware and accessories that are made sustainably in the heart of England and available in their portfolio of signature finishes. Designed in collaboration with British interior designer Sophie Paterson, Grove honours the organic beauty of bamboo. The enduring symbol of strength that comes from the bamboo plant has inspired design and style throughout history and it is certainly defined through this collection.
We have been working with Armac Martin products for many years and we are always so excited when they add to their collection. This is quite a favoured collection within the team here at HMK HQ and we love designing this beautiful bamboo silhouette into our British handmade kitchens and throughout the home to luxury dressing rooms and walk-in wine rooms.
Beautiful jewellery to add to handcrafted cabinets!
The Armac Martin Grove Collection at a Glance
Grove is a solid brass hardware collection by Armac Martin, designed in collaboration with interior designer Sophie Paterson and inspired by the organic silhouette of bamboo. The range covers cabinet handles, appliance pulls, T-bar handles, cabinet knobs, thumb knobs and robe hooks, each with the collection’s distinctive ridged bamboo form, and is available across Armac Martin’s portfolio of signature brass finishes. Made in Birmingham, it suits kitchens, dressing rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms and hallways. At Handmade Kitchen Company we fit Grove hardware to our bespoke, hand-painted furniture.
A little info on Armac Martin
Armac Martin was founded in 1929 by Birmingham brass founder Harold McGrail, with humble beginnings making reproduction furniture fittings. It is now an award-winning, fourth-generation family business and a leading name in the luxury interiors industry. The exceptional design and exquisite detail that celebrates true craftsmanship and the art of using the finest materials is why we work with this world-known company.
This British manufacturing company creates every piece in its home in Birmingham and now sees its products across the globe in some of the finest kitchens and interiors. Their dedication has always been to create design-led luxury brass hardware and accessories for every room in the home.
A little info on Sophie Paterson
Sophie, a British interior designer, is highly regarded in the realm of luxury interiors. She boasts portfolios full of sophistication, from townhouses in Chelsea and Mayfair to English countryside abodes.
Following on from Sophie and Armac Martin’s success in their first collaboration, a collection of mirrors, they teamed up once again to create a collection of bamboo-style hardware. She shares: “I love the soft and organic silhouette of bamboo, it works so well at softening joinery such as wardrobes or kitchen cabinets.”
The Collection
Grove Bamboo Cabinet Handle
The cabinet handle allows you to embrace the natural beauty of bamboo and dress your joinery in such a beautiful way.
Grove Bamboo Appliance Pull
You can bring organic charm to your kitchens and utilities with the Grove Bamboo Appliance Pull. This textured pull promises to effortlessly blend appliance doors with the rest of your interior hardware making a sophisticated and timeless space.
Grove Bamboo T-Bar Handle
Honour organic beauty throughout your home with the T-bar Cabinet Handle. An elegant and tactile feel that brings one of nature’s most iconic forms to handmade furniture in the kitchen, bedroom and beyond.
Grove Bamboo Cabinet Knob
Add a stylish piece to the home with the cabinet knob. The design is showcased with a refined round shape, complete with subtle ridged detail. The cabinet knob is an elegant piece of hardware to adorn cabinet doors and drawers.
Grove Bamboo Thumb Knob
The thumb knob gives an understated piece to timeless spaces. It features a refined cylinder shape and subtle ridge detail that allows this elegant piece of hardware to adorn cabinet doors and drawers.
Grove Bamboo Robe Hook
Perfect to elevate timeless interior settings, this beautifully organic piece is functional and gorgeous, suited to dressing rooms, bathrooms and hallways to name but a few.
Armac Martin Grove FAQs
What is the Armac Martin Grove collection?
Grove is a solid brass hardware collection by Armac Martin, inspired by the organic silhouette of bamboo and designed in collaboration with British interior designer Sophie Paterson. Each piece carries the collection’s distinctive ridged bamboo form.
What pieces are in the Grove collection?
The range covers cabinet handles, appliance pulls, T-bar handles, cabinet knobs, thumb knobs and robe hooks, so a single design language can run from the kitchen through to dressing rooms, bathrooms and hallways.
Who designed the Grove collection?
It was designed in collaboration with Sophie Paterson, a British interior designer known for luxury townhouse and countryside projects. It followed a first collaboration between Sophie and Armac Martin on a collection of mirrors.
Where is Armac Martin hardware made?
Every piece is made in Birmingham, England. Armac Martin was founded there in 1929 by brass founder Harold McGrail and is now an award-winning, fourth-generation family business.
Where does Handmade Kitchen Company fit Armac Martin hardware?
We design, hand-build and hand-paint bespoke kitchens and furniture finished with Armac Martin hardware from our workshop in Hertfordshire, for clients across Essex, Hertfordshire and North London.
Grove is a sophisticated choice for dressing rooms, primary bedrooms and kitchens alike, blending seamlessly into a number of luxury settings. If you are looking to add a touch of luxury to your home, a distinctive appearance and the enduring symbol of strength that comes from bamboo, contact us today so that we can help you bring your dreams to reality in any room in the home.
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