Puerto Collection
With hardware emerging as a key element in contemporary interiors, Iver’s bold, playful Puerto collection has been designed to stand out.
Inspired by the sun-drenched coastal architecture of Puerto Escondido in Mexico, the Puerto collection from Iver is sculpted from solid brass and defined by oversized proportions, rounded pill-shaped forms and spherical details. The playful silhouettes speak to the prevalence of curves in modern joinery, furniture and lighting, yet also draw on the resurgence of maximalist, 1970s-inspired interiors – but with a vibrant twist.
The brand’s seventh complete whole-of-home hardware collection, Puerto allows for consistency across doors, cabinetry and sliding-door applications. The lever on rose introduces the range’s signature curves through a substantial, sculptural form designed to elevate everyday touchpoints. Across joinery, the cabinet pull – available in five sizes – combines a tubular handle with rounded supports, while the cupboard knob translates the range’s spherical motif into a simple yet expressive detail.
Meanwhile, the privacy turn transforms a typically understated component into a considered design feature, pairing a solid spherical thumb turn with a discreet emergency release. Completing the series is the flush pull, an oval sliding door pull distinguished by elongated proportions, curved edges and an off-centre recess, perfect for pocket doors and joinery.
Available in five finishes – including luxurious brushed-gold PVD, signature brass, matt black, sleek polished chrome and satin nickel – the collection suits a wide range of palettes and styles, and beautifully complements rich natural textures such as timber and stone. Durable and designed for longevity, Puerto is scratch and corrosion resistant, making it applicable for both interiors and exteriors.
A deliberate departure from a restrained, minimalist approach to hardware, Puerto’s generous scale and sculptural presence bring character, warmth and personality to any space – proving that even the smallest details can have the biggest impact.
