Notting Hill King's Road Collection

The Notting Hill King's Road Collection

The Notting Hill King's Road Collection is the brand's English-inspired cabinet hardware line, with cast pewter and bronze pieces drawing on the design vocabulary of London's historic King's Road and the broader English Regency and Edwardian traditions. Notting Hill Decorative Hardware was founded in 1996 and hand-casts all pieces at a fine-arts foundry in southeast Wisconsin. The line covers knobs and pulls in restrained traditional English shapes.

What King's Road pieces look like

The collection's signature is restrained English traditional detail: shaped backplates, beaded edges, classical column-form knobs, and silhouettes drawn from Regency-era decorative hardware. Finishes lean warm and refined — antique pewter, bronze, brass, and some pieces with hand-applied color accents that reinforce the English-traditional reference. The cast surface holds enough texture that each piece reads hand-finished.

Where King's Road fits

English-traditional and English-country kitchens, period-restoration projects in Victorian and Edwardian homes, bath vanities in traditional baths, and library or study built-ins where the broader design vocabulary references English furniture and decorative tradition. The collection does not suit modern or country-American installations — the visual reference is specifically English. For more figurative Notting Hill pieces, see Notting Hill Jewel; for other restrained traditional Notting Hill lines, see Notting Hill Classic.

Lead time and ordering

All Notting Hill hardware is made-to-order at the Wisconsin foundry with multi-week lead times typical. Confirm finish and quantities at project start. Pair with oil-rubbed bronze or antique brass adjacent hardware for a coherent English-traditional install.