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Emtek

Since its founding in 1981 in Los Angeles, Emtek has championed the belief that personal style lives in the details. With over 40 years of experience, the brand has built a reputation for offering customizable door and cabinet hardware that blends aesthetic intent with engineered performance. Emtek’s design process emphasizes crafted finishes, thoughtful materials, and flexible configurations—allowing home

owners and designers alike to transform functional elements, such as knobs, levers, and backplates, into intentional style statements.

Tri-Supply has chosen to partner with Emtek because their approach aligns perfectly with our standard of designing detail-rich, forward-looking products. Emtek hardware integrates seamlessly across doorways, cabinetry, and built-in elements—supporting the design cohesion that is essential for a well-composed home. Visit one of our showrooms to explore the Emtek range, view finish and style combinations in person, and talk with one of our specialists about how Emtek’s customizable hardware can elevate your space.

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