One of the best perks of becoming a homeowner is making the space your own. From furniture choices, to paint colors and décor – the style...

Having reached the height of its popularity in the 1920's, '30s and '40s, the Art Deco design style is still an interior design staple...

A curated collection of Instagram inspiration from some of our favorite designers. Check out Charleston Hardware Co.'s featured kitchen...

With centuries of history to get inspired from, historic landmarks and older homes tend to be a popular location for ghost stories and...

Surrounded by voluminous, century-old oak trees in the heart of the Historic Charleston Naval base is the gorgeous Admiral's House....

Happy Fall! What better way to celebrate the beginning of October than with a Fall themed giveaway? That’s right, Charleston Hardware Co....

Our Beaded Pattern is an antique reproduction of the 1900 Edgemont design, originally made by Reading Hardware Co. of Reading, NY. We...

When ordering door hardware, it’s imperative that you know which side of the door the lock is on. The swing of the door, which is...

All of our hardware patterns hold a rich history beyond the surface of their detailed designs. Most of these patterns have been...

Every family and home has their own unique sense of style. At Charleston Hardware Company, we have door hardware that matches any...

Located at 48 Elizabeth Street in downtown Charleston, the Aiken-Rhett house stands as one of the most well-preserved examples of an...

It's usually a good idea to keep existing antique hardware. Read why:

Our Story: For 20 years, The Charleston Hardware Company has specialized in curating and reproducing antique hardware from the Colonial,...

This is the 1876 Lighthouse Keeper's House. It is currently being restored. We are custom making window hardware. We are remaking the...

Consider the glass doorknob. It has a clear surface that catches and reflects light. It adorns interior and exterior doors. It is both...

It’s in the Details! Hinges represent about ½ of the total hardware on a door and are seen when the door is open and closed. In the...

This 100 year old, 25,000 square foot Italianate home was featured in the movie "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil". It was owned...

Glass doorknobs were first manufactured in the 1860’s in the Boston area.  Probably by the Boston and Sandwich glass company.  They...

We get this question a lot:  “How do I use antique hardware on my new doors?” Remove existing hardware. Note the door borings (cuts) for...

The lowly doorknob.  No one ever thinks about them.  Ask almost anyone what kind of doorknobs they have and most won’t be able to tell...