In contemporary kitchen and bathroom design, the smallest details often leave the greatest impression. While cabinetry, benchtops and appliances establish the foundation of a space, it is the hardware that provides the finishing touch, adding personality, tactility and refinement to every project.
With this finishing touch in mind, Nover has expanded its 2026 Furnipart collection with seven distinctive new designs: Filo, Lucente, Tabula, Baron, Tocco, Ciel and Cobra. Designed by internationally recognised designers, each handle combines Scandinavian-inspired simplicity with exceptional craftsmanship, offering architects, designers and cabinetmakers a versatile range to complement today’s kitchens, bathrooms and bespoke joinery.
Filo features a refined linear profile, making it ideal for minimalist interiors, while Lucente introduces soft sculptural curves that suit both contemporary and classic spaces. Tabula pairs crisp geometric lines with white porcelain detailing, adding warmth and character to heritage-inspired or transitional designs.
For those seeking organic forms, Baron offers gentle curves and a comfortable grip, bringing understated elegance to cabinetry. Tocco delivers clean proportions and timeless versatility, making it an easy choice across a broad range of residential and commercial applications.
Completing the collection are Ciel and Cobra. Ciel’s compact, refined design is perfectly suited to bathroom vanities and feature furniture, while Cobra’s flowing, sculptural form creates a striking contemporary statement without compromising comfort or functionality.
Together, these new additions reinforce Furnipart’s reputation for creating hardware that balances aesthetics with practicality. Designed to complement timber, stone, painted finishes and decorative surfaces alike, the collection provides designers with greater flexibility to personalise every project.
Now available through Nover, the expanded 2026 Furnipart collection demonstrates that thoughtful hardware selection remains one of the simplest and most effective ways to elevate interior design. In today’s kitchens and bathrooms, it’s often the finishing touches that make the biggest impact.
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