The Accent lever gets its understated style from the Colonial Revival period of the early 20th century. Accent is a best-selling lever thanks to its minimalist design and unmatched ability to elevate a room.

The Avila lever takes its roots from Mid-Century Modern style. Its clean lines and careful proportioning are heavily inspired by Danish furniture, in particular.

The Broadway lever is influenced by the urban style found in large metropolitan cities. The Broadway levers shank features a flat face whose hard edges soften into a smooth, cylindrical handle.

The Elan lever finds its inspiration tied most closely to the Bauhaus Era of architecture, working best in minimalist spaces that match its unassuming style.

The modern, simplistic look of the Latitude lever stems from Mid-Century Modern design and urban town centers like the vibrant city of Miami.

The Merano lever gets its sophisticated style from Italian designs of the 1980s and 1990s. Its one of the longest-standing products in the Schlage line.