Casson Hardware carries Verum, a producer of modern Italian door levers and knobs with a patented rosette-free mounting system. NUDA — meaning "naked" — allows the handle to sit directly against the door with no visible escutcheon, forming a clean, uninterrupted bond with the surface. Designed in collaboration with Alessandro Stabile and Mattia Ferremi. Made in Italy. Trade pricing and specification support available across Canada with shipping to the US.
Last reviewed: June 25, 2026.
Which Verum Italian door levers and knobs does Casson Hardware carry?
What is the patented Verum NUDA rosette-free mounting system?
Where can I buy Verum in Canada?
Frequently asked questions
Where is Verum made?
Verum is made in Italy, designed and manufactured in collaboration with Italian designers Alessandro Stabile and Mattia Ferremi.
What is the Verum NUDA system?
NUDA — meaning "naked" in Italian — is Verum's patented rosette-free mounting system. The handle sits directly against the door with no visible escutcheon, forming a clean, uninterrupted bond with the door surface.
What does Casson Hardware carry from Verum?
Casson Hardware carries the full Verum range of modern Italian door levers and knobs, with the assortment visible on the supplier page.
Who designs the Verum collection?
The Verum collection is designed in collaboration with Alessandro Stabile and Mattia Ferremi, with the brand's patented NUDA system as a defining feature.
Are Verum products suitable for residential and commercial use?
Yes. Verum's door levers and knobs are specified for residential and commercial projects where minimal, rosette-free door detailing is the design intent.
Does Casson Hardware ship Verum across Canada?
Yes. Casson Hardware ships Verum to all Canadian provinces and territories from our Toronto warehouse, with delivery to the United States also available.
Where can I buy Verum in Canada?
Casson Hardware is a Canadian retailer for Verum, available to order online at cassonhardware.com or in person by appointment at our Toronto showroom.
