Schaub and Company Corinthian Collection

Schaub and Company Corinthian Collection cabinet hardware

The Schaub and Company Corinthian Collection is Schaub and Company's acanthus-leaf classical-order ornament referenced from Greek column capitals family within the Schaub and Company catalog. The name signals the design direction. Schaub and Company is the Grand Rapids, Michigan brand building heavyweight gallery-grade hardware, with the Symphony line known for stone, shell, and natural-material inlays, and the Corinthian line carries the brand's design vocabulary into a single coherent family. Schaub hardware is positioned through showrooms and the design trade; verify per-piece lead time.

Visual signature of the Corinthian line

The Corinthian look reads as acanthus-leaf classical-order ornament referenced from Greek column capitals. That visual cue is what identifies the line at a glance across the Schaub and Company catalog. The detail picks up shadow differently across the available finishes, so the same shape can read either softer or more graphic depending on the chosen finish. Buyers comparing similar collections inside the brand usually settle on this line for its specific motif rather than for general shape.

Where it fits

The line works in formal-classical and Greek revival cabinetry. It reads at home against cabinetry that already references the same design tradition the collection draws from. Against very different cabinetry it can look borrowed from another house, so the strongest installs use the line as the kitchen's whole hardware family rather than mixing it with quieter profiles.

About Schaub and Company and how to order

For the broader catalog, browse the full Schaub and Company brand page. For an adjacent option inside the brand, see the Empire collection, or compare with the Versailles collection. Schaub hardware is positioned through showrooms and the design trade; verify per-piece lead time.