Motion translated into metal is the design intent behind the AH 4717 Seawave Door Handle. The bar's profile is not a cylinder or a flat bar — it is a sculpted wave-form, a cross-section that undulates through a carefully considered curve before returning to its mounting points, giving the handle a three-dimensional silhouette that reads as shape rather than simply surface. The Seawave's distinctive combination of a matte or metallic body against contrasting end caps reinforces this dynamic quality: two materials, one form, a specific visual rhythm. Available in Rose Gold PVD, Gold PVD, and SS finishes, across 200mm, 300mm, 450mm, and 600mm.

The 200mm option is significant — it brings the Seawave into the wardrobe and interior door hardware category alongside main door applications, making it one of the few Aestro main door handles with a size option that genuinely suits wardrobe shutters and feature interior panel doors in premium bedroom furniture. This versatility across applications is why the Seawave suits complete interior specifications where the designer wants architectural hardware language consistency from the main entrance through to the bedroom furniture hardware.

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What is the wave profile of this handle — is it a visual or physical texture?
The wave form is a physical three-dimensional profile sculpted into the cross-section of the bar, not a surface texture or pattern applied to a standard cylinder. The bar's actual shape curves and flows between the end caps, creating a grip that is physically curved and ergonomically shaped as well as visually distinctive. This physical form catches light along its curves and recesses, creating the visual wave effect that makes this handle identifiable across a room.

Is the 200mm size suitable for wardrobe doors in Indian modular furniture?
Yes, 200mm is specifically sized for wardrobe shutters and interior cabinet doors in premium modular furniture. Standard Indian wardrobe shutter widths of 600mm to 900mm are well-proportioned with a 200mm handle centred on the door face. The 300mm size suits wider wardrobe doors and standard main doors simultaneously, making it the most versatile specification across both door and furniture applications.

How does PVD finish differ from standard paint or powder coat on a door handle?
PVD (Physical Vapour Deposition) is a micro-thin hard coating applied in a vacuum process that bonds at the molecular level with the base metal, creating a surface far harder and more scratch-resistant than paint or powder coat. PVD-finished handles resist the micro-scratching from daily use that dulls painted finishes over time, and the colour depth is intrinsic to the coating rather than sitting on top of the metal as paint does. Aestro's PVD finishes carry this durability standard across the Rose Gold and Gold variants in this collection.