Bankston, the esteemed Australian hardware firm known for its thoughtful approach to design collaboration, introduced a spirited new range of sculptural hardware, The Streaks Collection, at Copenhagen’s 3daysofdesign festival from June 18 - 20.

The intrepid collection of timber door levers, pulls, and joinery pieces was crafted in collaboration with Yasmine Ghoniem, Director of the AD100 Sydney-based interior design and architectural practice YSG Studio. These design forces came together to create hardware that highlights their mutual passion for bold aesthetics and challenging preconceived shapes and geometries in design.

The Streaks Collection showcases a symphony of beauty, strength, and artisanal craftsmanship while exuding an air of playfulness and fun. The ensemble of door levers, pulls, and joinery pieces featuring stratified banding in contrasting tones is superbly crafted from sustainably sourced timber, including American hardwoods, and hand-made in Australia, in addition to several pieces crafted in Bronze. Together, the range merges the sensorial importance of human touch, and the aesthetic importance of first impressions for a smooth, warm, and spirited feel.

Each paired with a contrasting timber, six timber varieties including American white ash and walnut feature across the collection in a striped formation. Without the use of stain, the collection celebrates the timbers' natural tones.

Images courtesy of Bankston Architectural