
Cabinet hardware designed by Good Bones.
A six-piece collection of vintage-inspired cabinet hardware, designed with Leanne Kilroy, founder of Good Bones. Traditional proportions and cast in solid brass, made to be used across design styles.
Meet the six pieces.
Each named after someone special in Leanne's life. Available in Unlacquered Brass, Polished Nickel and Blackened Bronze, from $19 to $56.

The finishing layer.
Most people skip the backplate. CECELIA changes that calculation. Its star form is a deliberate echo of ASTER from the lighting collection, and because it is raised rather than flush, it catches the light with a subtle sparkle. It also shifts the proportion of a smaller pull, framing it and protecting the joinery from grease and fingerprints.

About the collaboration.
Thoughtful design, made better together.
Our second collaboration with Leanne Kilroy, founder of Good Bones, follows the sell-out UK lighting debut in February with a six-piece cabinetry collection built on the same idea: small-scale, characterful pieces designed to be mixed and layered. In the US, the cabinetry and lighting launch together for the first time.
Leanne, who grew up in New England, says: “The US is a constant source of inspiration for me – it’s where my family is, and New England in particular has shaped how I think about design.”
Lighting designed by Good Bones.
A four-piece collection of vintage-inspired lights, designed with Leanne Kilroy, founder of Good Bones. Small in scale, with perforated shades that bring warmth, character and a soft ambient glow to modern and classic interiors.

Meet the lights.
Named after Leanne's three daughters and niece: STELLA, VESPER, DOMINO and ASTER.
Perforated for glow.
Hole sizes refined through multiple iterations to cast dramatic, patterned shadows without revealing the bulb.
Petite by design.
Wall and ceiling lights for bedsides, hallways, bathrooms, kitchens and compact spaces: VESPER pendant, STELLA swivel wall light and DOMINO flush wall sconce.
Mixed metals as neutrals.
Polished finishes chosen to sit alongside existing brass, chrome or nickel hardware, sculptural when off and alive when lit.

Polished finishes and perforations.
No detail was too small. Hole sizes were refined through multiple iterations to create dramatic shadows without revealing the bulb, and the polished metals were chosen to complement existing brass, chrome or nickel hardware.
Each piece shines sculpturally when off and comes to life when lit.

