Pair of Door Handles by D. Libeskind
The D. Libeskind door handle, created in 2012 by architect and designer Daniel Libeskind, reflects his bold and conceptual style, best known for the Jewish Museum in Berlin and One World Trade Center. It embodies his architectural vision, in which every form tells a story and interacts with the space. Characterized by clean, angular lines inspired by fragmented geometric shapes, this handle combines simplicity with character.
This pair of door handles is intended for:
- on newer doors (mortise locks);
- for doors between 38 mm and 40 mm thick (standard thickness). This handle comes with a 7 mm square spindle and the adapters needed for installation.
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| Product Type |
Door handles |
|---|---|
| Material |
Brass |
| Available Dimensions (W x D x H) | 140 x 63 x 47 mm |
| Available finishes | Glossy Chrome, Matte Chrome, Matte Stainless Steel, Anthracite |
| Selecting Options |
With standard key escutcheons (L), With Y-shaped key escutcheons, With deadbolt (WC – bathroom) |
| Door Compatibility |
Standard-thickness doors (between 38 mm and 40 mm) |
| Width of the square |
7 mm square (for standard doors) |
| Square included | Yes |
| Attachments | |
| All available variations |
140 × 63 × 47 mm - Finish: Anthracite - With deadbolt (toilet - bathroom) - Part No.: 00594 - 01866 140 × 63 × 47 mm - Finish: Anthracite - With Y-shaped key escutcheons - Part No.: 627 140 × 63 × 47 mm - Finish: Anthracite - With standard key escutcheons (L) - Part No.: 594 140 × 63 × 47 mm - Finish: Polished chrome - With deadbolt (toilet - bathroom) - Part No.: 08541 - 02591 140 × 63 × 47 mm - Finish: Polished chrome - With Y-shaped key escutcheons - Part No.: 8542 140 × 63 × 47 mm - Finish: Polished chrome - With standard key escutcheons (L) - Part No.: 8541 140 × 63 × 47 mm - Finish: Matte chrome - With deadbolt (WC - SDB) - Part No.: 08543 - 02596 140 × 63 × 47 mm - Finish: Matte chrome - With Y-shaped key escutcheons - Part No.: 8544 140 × 63 × 47 mm - Finish: Matte chrome - With standard key escutcheons (L) - Part No.: 8543 140 × 63 × 47 mm - Finish: Matte stainless steel - With interlock (WC - SDB) - Part No.: 08545 - 02611 140 × 63 × 47 mm - Finish: Matte stainless steel - With Y-shaped key escutcheons - Ref.: 8546 140 × 63 × 47 mm - Finish: Matte stainless steel - With standard key escutcheons (L) - Ref.: 8545 |
Description
D. Libeskind – The Door Knob That Interacts with the Space
The D. Libeskind door handle, designed by Daniel Libeskind in 2012, reflects the unique approach of an architect and designer renowned worldwide for his bold and conceptual creations. Libeskind, famous for his iconic projects such as the Jewish Museum in Berlin and One World Trade Center in New York, brings his architectural vision to this doorknob, where every form tells a story and interacts with the space.
Daniel Libeskind’s work is characterized by clean, angular lines, often inspired by fragmented geometric shapes, symbolizing a powerful visual narrative. The D. Libeskind, while remaining elegant and functional, embodies this concept of sculptural design: it combines simplicity with character, featuring a silhouette where the precision of the forms is balanced by ergonomics designed for tactile comfort. The round, subtly angled rosette contrasts with the simplicity of the lever, creating an interplay of volumes that invites both touch and contemplation.
Libeskind views everyday objects as opportunities to express profound architectural ideas. This doorknob embodies this philosophy, transcending its utilitarian function to become a true aesthetic focal point within the interior space. It thus invites us to rethink the doorknob—no longer as a mere accessory, but as a design piece that enriches the architectural environment.
In short, the D. Libeskind handle is a perfect illustration of the dialogue between architecture and product design championed by Daniel Libeskind. It transforms an everyday gesture into an aesthetic and sensory experience, adding a touch of contemporary sophistication to any interior.
Why choose the D. Libeskind door handle?
✔ Organic and ergonomic design by Nicola Novelletto
✔ Fluid shape that naturally follows the hand’s movement
✔ Combines refined aesthetics with advanced functionality
✔ High-end craftsmanship, made in Italy
✔ Ideal for both renovation and new construction projects
Our commitments to give you peace of mind:
- At La Quincaillerie, we have made it a point of honor to offer a carefully curated selection of door handles, furniture handles, and decorative accessories since 1958.
- 3 stores in Paris, where our interior design experts are passionate about helping you
- Responsive and accessible customer service, based in France
- High-quality products that have been tested, carefully selected, and are durable, and are delivered with care
Practical Questions
What finish should you choose for an interior door?
All of the available finishes are suitable for use on interior doors.
– The following finishes come with a 10-year warranty: glossy chrome, matte chrome, copper, bronze, and anthracite.
– The following finishes come with a 30-year warranty: matte stainless steel, polished nickel, matte nickel, polished gold, and matte gold.
Which finish should you choose for an outdoor installation?
The finish you choose will affect its durability outdoors.
For this line of handles, you can choose any finish except black, white, and chrome (matte and glossy), which are less durable.
All other finishes come with a 10-year warranty, and in some cases even a 30-year warranty (PVD finishes: matte stainless steel, glossy nickel, matte nickel, copper, bronze, matte gold, and glossy gold).
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