Colombo Design Barocco KBA12: brass window cremone handle

Barocco KBA12 is a traditional window cremone handle from the Colombo Design Antologhia collection, made of brass and distinguished by the richly decorative design language of the Barocco family.

Curved lines, modelled surfaces and pronounced decorative reliefs recall historic architectural hardware and allow the window fitting to coordinate with Barocco door handles and matching accessories.

Main specifications

Traditional Barocco window cremone

KBA12 is the traditional window cremone handle in the Barocco family. The Antologhia catalogue lists it separately from KBA12 DK/SM and KBA12 CRDK, which are designed for tilt-and-turn / Dreh-Kipp window systems.

Its overall catalogue dimensions are 224 mm high, 40 mm wide and 58.5 mm deep.

Separately selected mechanism

KBA12 uses a 7 mm square spindle. The Antologhia catalogue specifies that the mechanism is not included and must be selected according to the window hardware and construction.

The Barocco design

The Barocco series is distinguished by flowing curves, modelled surfaces and pronounced decorative detailing, inspired by historic architectural hardware for substantial classical doors and windows.

KBA12 brings this decorative language to the window while maintaining visual continuity with Barocco door handles and other matching fittings.

Traditional Italian craftsmanship

Barocco belongs to Colombo Design's Antologhia collection, a Made in Italy range manufactured using traditional brass-working techniques with a significant element of manual craftsmanship and hand finishing.

Slight porosity, texture or minor surface variations may occur as a consequence of these traditional manufacturing methods and are consistent with the character of the collection.

Natural finishes

The product page offers bronze, natural brass and natural unlacquered silver.

Natural untreated metal surfaces may gradually change through handling and ageing. Natural unlacquered brass, in particular, oxidises over time and develops its characteristic surface patina.