Change Door Handle

Parisi Doorware introduces Change door handles, a solution to the perpetual evolution of fashion and trends.

December 20th, 2011

Change, a collaboration between Parisi and award winning designer Sandro Santanonio, has fourteen interchangeable inserts that can adapt to fluctuations in interior trends or personal moods and lifestyles.

Ruled Wood can bring an earthy and minimalist appeal to any residence, whilst Red Rose can add a touch of romance or vivacity to other occasions. View the full range of colours and patterns here.

For more information, contact your Parisi sales representative or call 02 9558 5111.

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