Colombo Design Venezia KVE11RB: brass door handle on rose
Venezia KVE11RB is an interior door handle from the Colombo Design Antologhia collection, made of brass and supplied in a traditional round rose-mounted configuration.
Venezia combines a relatively simple overall form with richly worked detailing. This balance gives the handle a recognisably classical identity while keeping the design restrained enough for a wide range of traditional timber doors, period interiors and restoration projects.
Main specifications
| Manufacturer | Colombo Design |
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| Collection | Antologhia |
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| Model | Venezia |
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| Product code | KVE11RB |
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| Type | Door handle on rose |
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| Material | Brass |
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| Rose | Round, Ø 45 mm |
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| Indicative lever width | 125 mm |
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| Indicative projection | 59 mm |
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| Spindle | 8 × 80 mm |
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| Indicative door thickness | 40–55 mm |
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| Return spring | Not included on KVE11RB version |
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| Finishes shown on this product page | Bronze, natural brass |
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| Origin | Made in Italy |
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Restrained form with richly worked details
Venezia stands out within the Antologhia collection for the balance between a clear, restrained profile and more carefully worked decorative details. The result is traditional architectural hardware with a distinctive character without the heavier ornamentation of some of the richer Antologhia models.
The rose-mounted configuration reduces the visual impact of the mounting element and gives greater prominence to the lever itself, while keeping the lock escutcheon visually separate.
RB version without return spring
The KVE11RB version is mounted on a 45 mm round rose and is supplied without an integrated return spring. The specified spindle is 8 × 80 mm, with an indicative door thickness range of 40–55 mm.
The actual lock mechanism and door specification should always be checked before installation.
Traditional Italian craftsmanship
Venezia is part of Colombo Design's Antologhia collection, a Made in Italy range dedicated to the reinterpretation of historic architectural hardware. Traditional manufacturing methods are combined with a significant element of manual craftsmanship and hand finishing, particularly in the treatment of details and surfaces.
Slight porosity, texture or minor surface variations may occur as a natural consequence of these traditional processes and are consistent with the handcrafted character of the collection rather than the perfectly uniform appearance of fully standardised industrial production.
Bronze and natural brass finishes
The product page offers bronze and natural brass finishes. Natural untreated metal surfaces may gradually change in colour and appearance through handling, exposure and ageing.
Natural unlacquered brass, in particular, gradually oxidises and develops its characteristic surface patina, contributing to the authentic appearance associated with traditional architectural hardware.
