Matte chrome front door knob

A matte chrome front door knob has a semi-matte finish without the glare reflection of standard chrome. As a result, it looks calmer and more modern than a classic chrome knob. It pairs well with grey or anthracite painted front doors and with homes where you find matte black too dark. We carry Intersteel versions in a heavy solid design and in a mushroom shape.

Why matte instead of glossy chrome?

Shiny chrome stands out immediately. It reflects light and sunshine and shows fingerprints quickly. For a modern front door, that is often too much. Matte chrome has a velvety surface that looks calmer, shows fewer fingerprints, and visually fits better with grey or anthracite facades.

For a classic front door, polished chrome is actually quite suitable. In that case, check out the Chrome front door knobcategory for the high-gloss finishes.

What forms do we offer?

The heavy, solid version features a robust, slightly tapering design. It feels solid in the hand, making it suitable for heavy villa front doors. The mushroom knob has a rounded top on a narrow neck. This is a more classic shape, recognizable from 1930s homes and monumental buildings, but with a modern finish.

How do you combine it?

A front door knob is located on the outside. From the inside, you also need a rotating handle. For a matte chrome look, you can find one in the same finish at Matte Chrome door hardware. This also includes a security rosette or escutcheon over the cylinder. See Matte Chrome security rosette and Matte Chrome front door hardware.

Does it fit your door?

The knob features through-door fixing. Measure your door thickness beforehand, usually between 38 and 60 mm. Unsure about the correct size or unsure whether to choose individual parts or a complete set? Call or email us with a photo, and we will help you decide.