Rust... really?

Yep, let me tell you why

If you’re into hardware with a bit of personality, our Rust finish might be right up your street. It’s one of those things that looks even better in real life - rich, weathered, and full of character.

We make all of it in-house, right here in our Birmingham workshop. That means every piece gets finished and assembled by hand, giving us full control over the look and feel. It also means no two pieces are ever quite the same—which is exactly what we love about it.

So, what makes it “Rust”?

It’s not just a painted effect or a quick spray job. We use a controlled ageing process that brings out proper texture and depth in the metal. It’s raw but not scruffy, aged but not overdone. The end result is a finish that adds loads of warmth and interest, without feeling too try-hard.

And if you're after a really pulled-together look, you can match them with our Rust Back Boxes They’re built to the same standard and look spot on when paired up with the sockets and switches.

Properly Made, Built to Last

We use high-quality, UK-sourced components in everything we make, so the insides are just as solid as the outside. These are made to be used every day—not just to look good on a Pinterest board. And because we put everything together ourselves, we know exactly what’s gone into each one.

If you’re doing a surface-mounted setup, take a look at our Rust Conduit too. It’s a neat way to keep everything on show without breaking up the look.

Why Rust?

Honestly, we just love the way it feels in a room. It works in all sorts of spaces - industrial, modern, older buildings - it’s surprisingly versatile. And because it’s got that lived-in feel, it tends to blend in easily without demanding too much attention.

It’s a great option if you’re after something with a bit more soul than standard finishes. Nothing glossy, nothing overly polished - just solid, well-made hardware that looks like it’s always belonged.

Curious about how it might work in your space? Get in touch with the team, or have a browse through the full Rust range - we think you’ll like what you see.