Anne at Home Hammerhein Collection

Anne at Home Hammerhein Collection cabinet hardware

The Anne at Home Hammerhein Collection is the brand's hammered-metal family. The line carries the visual vocabulary of forged and hammered iron into solid lead-free pewter cabinet hardware. Hammerhein pulls feature peened and hammered surface texture across the knob faces, with cleanly forged-looking bail-back pulls and square or rectangular hand-textured profiles. The line sits in the Arts-and-Crafts and forged-iron corner of the Anne at Home catalog. Production is made-to-order at the brand's Rhode Island plant; expect roughly 2-3 weeks from order to door.

What identifies the Hammerhein line

The peened surface texture is the defining cue. Where the broader Anne at Home catalog leans figurative and ornamental, Hammerhein turns toward the deliberately rough hand-forged vocabulary of Arts-and-Crafts metalwork. The hammered surface catches shadow and light differently across the brand's 38+ hand-applied finishes; antique pewter and aged-bronze read deepest with the most visible texture, while brushed silver flattens the same surface.

Where Hammerhein fits

The line works on Arts-and-Crafts kitchens, on Stickley-influenced cabinetry, on early-20th-century bungalow renovations, on Mission-Revival cabinetry, on lodge and rustic homes, and on traditional kitchens with stained quarter-sawn oak. Painted inset doors in olive, ochre, deep brown, and Mission-cream give the line a strong backdrop. Antique pewter, aged-bronze, and rustic-iron finishes pull the hammered texture into clearest relief. The line reads less at home on contemporary slab cabinetry where the forged-iron vocabulary feels out of place.

Related Anne at Home collections

For an adjacent figurative family inside the brand, see the broader Anne at Home Collection. For a different period-rural counterpart, the Expressions Collection sits nearby. Browse the full Anne at Home brand page.