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  • Lane Oxford Privacy Lever Set On Round Rosette Gun Metal Grey online at The Blue Space
    $48

    Lane Oxford Privacy Lever Door Handle Set On Round Rosette Gun Metal Grey

    This handle has a Privacy Set suitable for interior lockable spaces such as bathrooms. Set 60mm Backset Latch Suitable for inward and outward op...

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  • Lane Oxford Passage Lever Set On Round Rosette Gun Metal Grey online at The Blue Space
    Original price $65
    Current price $58

    Lane Oxford Passage Lever Door Handle Set On Round Rosette Gun Metal Grey

    This door handle has a Passage Set suitable for internal connecting doors such as living rooms and laundry rooms where privacy is not required ...

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  • MDOMKPAS-GMG Nidus Knurled passage door lever handle gun metal grey
    $84

    Nidus Knurled Domici Passage Handle Gun Metal Grey

    A Passage Set suitable for internal doors where privacy is not required, such as loungerooms and laundries Nidus Knurled Domici Passage Set Gun ...

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  • Lane Oxford Dummy Lever Set Round Rosette Gun Metal Grey online at The Blue Space
    Original price $35
    Current price $30

    Lane Oxford Dummy Lever Door Handle Set Round Rosette Gun Metal Grey

      This door handle has a Dummy Handle suitable for doors such as Cupboards, Closets and Pantries where only opening and closing of the door is re...

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  • Nidus Tubular Latch Gun Metal Grey online at The Blue Space'
    Original price $14
    Current price $9

    Nidus Tubular Latch Gun Metal Grey

    + 3 Colours

    Nidus Tubular Latch Gun Metal Grey, suitable for Nidus passage door handle sets Gun Metal Grey finish 60mm backset Double sprung  Soft closing ...

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  • Nidus Knurled Domici Privacy Door Handle Set Gun Metal Grey - The Blue Space
    Original price $110
    Current price $99

    Nidus Knurled Domici Privacy Door Handle Set Gun Metal Grey

    A Privacy Set suitable for internal doors where you may require privacy, such as bathrooms and master bedrooms Nidus Knurled Domici Privacy Set ...

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  • Nidus Wall Mounted Door Stop Gun Metal Grey online at The Blue Space
    Original price $14
    Current price $12

    Nidus Wall Mounted Door Stop Gun Metal Grey

    Nidus easy to install door stops that complete your door fit out Wall mount Gun Metal Grey finish to match your door handles Rubber bumper elimin...

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  • Original price $11
    Current price $10

    Lane Bullet Door Stop Round Gun Metal Grey

    Lane easy to install door stops that complete your door fit out. Designed to be attached to the door or the wall they are perfect for most appli...

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  • Lane Flush Pull Handle Rectangle 120mm Gun Metal Grey - The Blue Space
    $13

    Lane Flush Pull Handle Rectangle 120mm Gun Metal Grey

    Lane Flush Pull Rectangle 120mm BG1 is Ideal for use on sliding doors they can also be installed on cavity sliding doors where a flush finish is...

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  • Original price $48
    Current price $41

    Zanda Magnetic Door Stop 75mm Graphite Nickel

    + 1 Colour

    Zanda Floor/Wall Door Stop Magnetic is suitable for interior use Designed for both wall or floor mounting, this door stop incorporates a magnetic...

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  • Nidus Knurled Domici Gun Metal Grey Ozi-1 Lock Combo online at The Blue Space
    $355

    Nidus Knurled Domici Gun Metal Grey Ozi-1 Lock Combo

    An Entrance Set suitable for external doors  Gun Metal Grey finish Features a detailed Knurled Handle design Longplate 228 x 44 x 9mm Passage...

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    Australian Made
  • Lockwood Vivid Cavity Slider Privacy Set Gunmetal | The Blue Space
    $104

    Lockwood Vivid Cavity Slider Door Handle Privacy Door Handle Set Gunmetal

    63mm diameter Suitable for sliding doors where a locking function is necessary Fits a 54mm diameter hole for easy installation Designed in Austra...

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  • Zanda Lift Off Hinge Graphite Nickel 100 x 75 x 2.5mm online at The Blue Space
    Original price $36
    Current price $31

    Zanda Lift Off Hinge Graphite Nickel 100 x 75 x 2.5mm

    Stylish graphite nickel finish to match your Zanda door handles 100 x 75 x 2.5mm Lift-off hinges are a type of hinge made up of two parts which ...

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  • Zanda Visca Cavity Slider Privacy Set Graphite Nickel online at The Blue Space
    Original price $301
    Current price $256

    Zanda Visca Cavity Slider Door Handle Privacy Door Handle Set Graphite Nickel

    + 1 Colour

    Zanda Cavity Slider Privacy Set in graphite nickel finish Set includes a two 55mm diameter flush pulls, a mortice lock and complimentary edge pul...

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    European Made
  • Zanda Verve Flush Pull Graphite Nickel 300mm online at The Blue Space
    Original price $86
    Current price $77

    Zanda Verve Flush Pull Handle Graphite Nickel 300mm

    Zanda Flush Pull Graphite Nickel finish Ideal for use on sliding doors they can also be installed on cavity sliding doors where a flush finish i...

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  • Nidus Tubular Latch Graphite Grey - The Blue Space
    $14

    Nidus Tubular Latch Graphite Grey

    + 3 Colours

    Nidus Tubular Latch Graphite Grey, suitable for Nidus passage door handle sets Gun Metal Grey finish 60mm backset Double sprung  Soft closing ...

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  • Nidus Knurled Domici Passage Handle Graphite Grey - The Blue Space
    $84

    Nidus Knurled Domici Passage Handle Graphite Grey

    A Passage Set suitable for internal doors where privacy is not required, such as loungerooms and laundries Nidus Knurled Domici Passage Set Grap...

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  • Nidus Knurled Domici Privacy Door Handle Set Graphite Grey - The Blue Space
    $110

    Nidus Knurled Domici Privacy Door Handle Set Graphite Grey

    A Privacy Set suitable for internal doors where you may require privacy, such as bathrooms and master bedrooms Nidus Knurled Domici Privacy Set ...

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  • Lockwood Vivid 150mm Flush Pull Gunmetal | The Blue Space
    $26

    Lockwood Vivid 150mm Flush Pull Handle Gunmetal

    Stylish and modern rectangular design Designed to sit flush with the door Designed in Australia for the specific needs of the Australian Market ...

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  • Lockwood Vivid Half Moon Door Stop Gunmetal | The Blue Space
    $18

    Lockwood Vivid Half Moon Door Stop Gunmetal

    46 mm diameter Designed to be floor mounted Prevents doors and handles damaging walls and fixtures The black rubber buffer gives further protecti...

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  • Zanda Oxford Privacy Set Graphite Nickel online at The Blue Space
    Original price $160
    Current price $136

    Zanda Oxford Privacy Door Handle Set Graphite Nickel

    A Privacy Set suitable for internal connecting doors such as bathrooms and master bedrooms where privacy is required Heritage design Zanda Oxfor...

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  • Zanda Epic Privacy Set Graphite Nickel on white internal door | Online at The Blue Space
    Original price $125
    Current price $101

    Zanda Epic Privacy Door Handle Set Graphite Nickel

    This handle has a Privacy Set suitable for interior lockable spaces such as bathrooms and bedrooms Zanda Epic Privacy Set Graphite Nickel, includ...

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  • Nero U-Shaped Shower Bracket Gunmetal - The Blue Space
    Original price $44
    Current price $34

    Nero U-Shaped Shower Bracket Gunmetal

    Friction-fix brackets with a U-shaped configuration Enables a 90-degree connection of glass to the floor or wall Designed for use with 10mm glass...

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    Lane Cavity Slider Door Handle Door Handle Pass Square Gun Metal Grey

      Lane Cavity Slider Pass Square Gun Metal Grey for sliding doors Suits 54mm cross bore hole Non-handed Instructions provided Description L...

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Gunmetal Door Handles, Levers, Knobs & Hardware

Let's talk details. The small things in a home are often what tell the biggest story. In the world of design, one finish has quietly become the go-to choice for those in the know: gunmetal. This isn't just another passing trend. Gunmetal has staying power. It has a deep, moody character that somehow works with almost anything you throw at it. If you're building or renovating with a modern, industrial, or even a minimalist vibe, gunmetal hardware is your secret weapon. It’s the perfect step away from the usual chrome or standard black, offering something with more personality. Here at The Blue Space, we're obsessed with these finishing touches. We’ve hand-picked a collection of gunmetal door furniture that looks incredible and is built to last.

This guide is here to walk you through it all. We'll get into what makes gunmetal special, how to choose the right pieces for your different doors, and how to nail a consistent look across your whole house. Getting the hardware right can completely change the feel of a home.

So, What Is Gunmetal, Really?

In today's world of door hardware, gunmetal isn't a metal itself. The name is a throwback to an old alloy of copper and tin used to make, well, guns. Now, it describes a colour and finish applied over super-durable materials like brass or stainless steel. The look is a very distinct dark grey, almost black, but with a softer, satin-like sheen. It’s not flat like matte black. It has a slight lustre that gently catches the light, which stops it from feeling heavy.

The magic of gunmetal is in that subtlety. It’s strong and confident, but also quiet and understated. Put it on a crisp white door, and it looks sharp and architectural. Put that same handle on a dark-painted door, and it suddenly feels elegant and layered. This is why it works so well in Australian homes. It's the perfect middle-ground between the shine of polished metals and the starkness of black. It just works.

The Appeal of Gunmetal in Your Home

When you choose gunmetal for your door handles, you're making a style statement. It shows you've thought about the details and that every piece has a purpose.

A Touch of Class

Gunmetal just feels sophisticated. It doesn't shout. It has an understated confidence that adds a layer of quality to a room. And it pairs beautifully with almost any colour palette. Think of gunmetal levers on a natural timber door. Beautiful. Or imagine them against a deep blue feature wall, creating a contrast that's bold but not jarring. It gives a space a solid anchor point, making everything around it feel more considered.

Built for Real Life

Let's be honest, hardware gets abused. Keys, rings, being knocked about—it's a tough gig. You might have seen how some finishes scratch over time. Well, there's a reason gunmetal holds up so well. It’s often applied using a high-tech method called PVD, which basically bonds the finish to the base metal on a molecular level. The result is a surface that’s incredibly resistant to the daily grind. That kind of toughness is priceless in a family home. It also stands up to moisture and salty air, a must-have for our coastal areas. You’re buying something that will look and work great for years, not just for the first few months.

Works With Any Style

This is gunmetal's superpower. It's a true design chameleon. In a raw, industrial-style apartment with concrete floors, gunmetal hardware looks like it was born there. In a bright, airy Scandinavian home, it adds a welcome touch of dark contrast. You could even use it in a more traditional home to give classic doors a modern update. Because it’s so adaptable, it won’t look dated in a few years when your style changes. It evolves with you.

Choosing the Right Gunmetal Door Furniture

Okay, so you're sold on the finish. Now for the fun part: picking the right hardware. The right choice comes down to the door's job, its location, and the look you're after.

How you use a door dictates the kind of handle it needs. Each type feels different in your hand and gives off a different vibe.

Levers: The Effortless Choice

Who doesn't love something that makes life a little easier? Door levers are all about ease of use. Their clean, straight lines offer a crisp, architectural look that’s a natural fit for contemporary homes. A gunmetal lever is a sharp, smart, and practical piece of design.

Knobs: A Solid, Classic Feel

Maybe you're more of a traditionalist. There's a certain satisfaction in the solid feel of a door knob in your palm. It’s a classic for a reason. Giving that timeless shape a gunmetal finish is the perfect way to blend old and new. It’s a nod to tradition, but with a fresh, modern attitude.

Make a Statement with Pull Handles

For big front doors or integrated pantry doors, you need something with more presence. Pull handles are fixed to the door and are all about making a statement. A long, vertical gunmetal pull handle on your main entrance creates a seriously impressive look. It says you care about first impressions.

Sleek Solutions for Sliders

Sliding doors need hardware that stays out of the way. Sliding door handles are usually flush-mounted, meaning they sit inside the door so it can slide freely. A gunmetal flush pull is a clean, minimal solution that looks great without getting in the way.

Style or Security?

With your front door, you want it all: great looks and peace of mind. The good news is, that's no longer a compromise. For anyone into home tech, the latest smart security door handles blend right in. You get keyless entry and remote access, all housed in a sleek gunmetal design. It’s top-tier security that actually adds to your home's style.

A Quick Guide to Handle Functions

Beyond style, you need to get the function right. It sounds obvious, but getting this wrong is a common renovation headache. Here’s a simple breakdown.

Passage Handles for Hallways

For any door that doesn't need a lock—think hallways, living rooms, or closets—you want a passage set. The handle has a latch to keep the door shut, but no lock. Using passage door handles in gunmetal throughout your main living areas creates a nice, consistent flow.

Privacy for Bathrooms and Bedrooms

Simple enough. You need locks for these rooms. Privacy door handles have a snib or thumb-turn on the inside that locks the handle. They also have a small slot on the outside for emergency access. You can get this function in both privacy door knobs and the more contemporary privacy door levers.

The Job of a Dummy Handle

What about a handle that doesn't need to do anything? That's a dummy handle. It’s a single, fixed handle used for visual effect or to pull open a cupboard that uses a magnet to stay shut. You'll often see them on one side of a set of double doors. A dummy door handle in gunmetal ensures even your cupboards look perfectly coordinated.

Tying it All Together: Inside vs. Outside

A great design feels deliberate. A simple way to achieve this is to use the same hardware finish throughout your home, from the front door to the back.

Creating Flow Inside

Consistency inside your home just feels right. Using the same style of interior door handles everywhere creates a sense of calm and order. Pick a style you love—whether it's the classic shape of interior door knobs or the sharp look of interior door levers—and let that gunmetal finish connect the spaces in your home.

Standing Up to the Elements Outside

Your front door takes a beating from the weather. Exterior door handles are built differently. They're specifically made to resist fading from the sun and corrosion from rain and salty air. Choosing a tough gunmetal exterior door knob or a solid exterior door lever gives you great security and serious street cred.

Don't Forget the Supporting Actors

A door is a system. It's more than just a handle. Getting the smaller bits of door hardware right is a pro move.

The Quiet Strength of Hinges

They do all the heavy lifting, but we rarely think about them. Quality hinges are the key to a door that swings smoothly and doesn't sag. Matching them to your handles in a gunmetal finish is a small detail that makes a huge difference.

An Extra Layer of Security: Deadbolts

For any outside door, a deadbolt is a must. A deadbolt is a separate lock that provides much better security than a simple handle latch. A gunmetal deadbolt paired with your handle looks stylish and sends a clear message to would-be intruders.

Save Your Walls With Door Stops

It's the last thing you think of, until you have a handle-shaped hole in your new plaster. Door stops are essential. Choosing one in a matching gunmetal finish shows you’ve thought of everything.

Brands You Can Trust

We're picky about the brands we stock. Quality comes first. Our gunmetal hardware comes from manufacturers who are known for their top-notch design and engineering.

We have pieces from Lane, who make stylish and accessible hardware for today's homes. You'll also find Lockwood, a true icon in Australian security. For that special architectural touch, we love Nidus. We also carry Yale, a global leader known for reliability and innovation. And for a truly premium feel, Zanda delivers incredible quality.

So, Why The Blue Space?

Look, a renovation is a big undertaking. It's a huge investment of your money and your time. Our job is more than just shipping boxes. We're a team of renovation nuts who are here to give you clear, straight-up advice to help you get the result you want.

We've picked every piece of gunmetal hardware in our store for a reason: it’s well-designed, it's innovative, and it's built to last. Our whole purpose is to help you create a home you'll be proud to live in. Think of us as your support team, here to back you up from the big decisions right down to the little details. So go on, have a look around. You might just find what you're looking for.

Frequently Asked Questions

What actually creates the "gunmetal" color on door hardware?

The gunmetal finish isn't the material itself but a surface coating. It's typically achieved through one of two main processes. The first is electroplating, where a dark bronze or nickel layer is applied over a base material like brass or zinc. The second, more durable method is PVD (Physical Vapour Deposition), where a thin layer of metallic compounds like titanium or zirconium nitride is bonded to the base material in a vacuum. The specific combination of metals used in the PVD process is what creates the unique dark grey, metallic lustre that defines the gunmetal look.

Why does my gunmetal hardware have a slight bronze/brown undertone in certain light?

This variation is a known characteristic of some gunmetal finishes, particularly those created through electroplating. The effect often comes from the underlying layers of bronze or nickel used in the plating process. When light hits the surface, it can refract in a way that reveals these warmer base tones, giving the dark grey finish a subtle bronze or brownish hue. PVD gunmetal finishes tend to have a more stable and consistent grey color, but slight shifts can still occur depending on the specific metallic compounds used.

Will a gunmetal finish wear down or scratch off over time?

While durable, the finish can wear or scratch, and how this happens is specific to the type. With an electroplated gunmetal finish, a deep scratch can penetrate the dark top layer and expose the lighter-colored brass or nickel underneath, making the damage more obvious. Higher-end PVD finishes are significantly harder and more scratch-resistant, but if breached, they would reveal the base metal (often stainless steel or brass). The key takeaway is that gunmetal is a coating, not a solid material, so wear will always reveal a different material beneath.

Can I use any metal polish to restore the shine on my gunmetal handles?

No, it is highly recommended to avoid all abrasive metal polishes, such as Brasso or similar products. These polishes are designed to remove tarnish by taking off a fine layer of the surface. On a gunmetal PVD or electroplated finish, this will strip the color coating itself, causing permanent damage. Restoration of a damaged gunmetal finish is not typically possible with off-the-shelf products; it would require professional re-plating or re-coating.

Why is there a significant price difference between various gunmetal handles?

The price difference is almost always down to two factors: the base material and the finishing process. A less expensive handle will likely use a zinc alloy base with a standard electroplated gunmetal finish. A premium, more expensive handle will use solid brass or stainless steel as the base and employ the more advanced and durable PVD coating process. The PVD finish offers superior resistance to scratches, corrosion, and fading from UV light, justifying the higher cost for long-term durability and appearance.