When Andrea Monath Schumacher noticed a gap in the architectural hardware market, she saw it as an opportunity to forge a beautiful new collection. The result is the Liesl Suite, a collaboration between the acclaimed Denver-based designer and innovative hardware firm Hamilton Sinkler.

“They’re very high-end and speak to our level of luxury, so I knew they were the right fit,” Monath Schumacher says of the brand. The sophisticated line is named after her artist grandmother and includes a curated range of pulls, knobs and levers that reinterpret ironmongers’ clavos (or decorative nails) with modern flair.

“Everybody calls hardware the jewelry of the home,” the designer reflects. “My own jewelry, accessory and fashion collection inspired me.” Her hardware line pairs high-quality materials with custom-designed elements that highlight craftsmanship and fine detailing. “I’ve been an interior designer for 25 years,” she says. “Over time, I feel like I’ve really gotten to know what clients want.”