20 Palace Street, London is a high quality residential development which required the refurbishment and alteration of a 16-storey building providing 135 high quality apartments.

The architect's brief was to develop a bespoke range of ironmongery that would reflect the 1960s design era of the existing building whilst giving the building a design edge.

In a residential setting, the ironmongery had to give a contemporary look and easily withstand the rigours of everyday life. Stainless steel material was required as the satin finish is easy to maintain, looks good over a long life and requires virtually no maintenance.

To meet the needs of the clients, Yannedis designed a range of square profile lever handle door furniture which captured the 1960s flavour.

Yannedis received a commendation in the 2007 Architectural Ironmongery Specification Awards, Residential category for their work on Roebuck House.

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City Loft Group specialises in high quality and mixed use property developments. Its partnership with Conran & Partners ensures a full contemporary architectural and interior design service for each new City Loft development from a renowned leader in apartment design.

The client wanted a very high specification and utilised a doorset package which is unusual for apartments. Stainless steel ironmongery was supplied which included Jasper Morrison lever handles.

Roberts Wharf is one of several projects for City Lofts/Conran & Partners which is an on-going relationship. Other City Loft projects supplied to date are Quayside Lofts, Newcastle, Princes Dock and Half Tide Dock in Liverpool and Salford Quays in Manchester.

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The ExtraCare facilities address the needs of elderly residents to enable them to live as independently as they wish.

Lloyd Worrall supplied various design and build schemes with ISG Jackson, including Exning Court, Newmarket, Oak House in Stutton, Fred Tibble Court in Barking, Skinners Court in Enfield and D'Arcy Gardens in Dagenham.

Lloyd Worrall has a long-standing relationship with the design team at ISG Jackson and worked closely with them to ensure DDA requirements were met, and the ironmongery worked in harmony with the surrounding environment.

In a residential setting, the ironmongery has to give a contemporary look and easily withstand the rigours of everyday life. Stainless steel material was required as the satin finish is easy to maintain, looks good over time and requires virtually no maintenance.

Swing-free closers were chosen to enable minimum inconvenience, folding letter cages to ensure the maximum opening width of the door is achieved together with fully automatic wheelchair access for residents.

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Set in Mayfair, this "Grande Dame" of Park Lane offers a quintessentially British experience.

Yannedis worked with interior designers RPW, on the comprehensive redesign and up-grading for all 482 guestrooms at this world famous establishment which forms part of the largest ever hotel re-building project in London.

The design brief called for an overall scheme which retained the hotels high quality, high finish style which its guests expect, combined with high durability and attention to detail.

As Yannedis specialises in projects requiring a high level of heritage restoration expertise, they were asked to restore or reproduce the original brass and bronze door furniture as well as supplying new hardware to doors and windows which included some mixed finish ironmongery.

Yannedis also supplied specially (British) made Art Deco bedroom night latch furniture.

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The refurbishment of 1,000 rooms was a mixture of polished brass to match existing ironmongery and polished stainless steel for the interior of the rooms.

All the handles on the project were specially made by Yannedis, giving the hotel a unique design edge.

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City Inn is located in the heart of the city. As with other City Inn hotels, it has been exclusively custom designed.

The interior of the 285 room hotel oozes state-of-the-art contemporary design to a very high standard, a theme which continues in the ironmongery specification.

Lloyd Worrall supplied beautiful 1800mm back-to-back fix satin stainless steel pull handles specially made for the scheme.

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