It comes as no surprise that legendary Danish architects such as Henning Larsen and Jørn Utzon, renowned for their simple and sculptural design language, chose the Cross-Handle for a number of their most prestigious projects. As the name suggests, this handle is characterised by its unpretentious, cross-shaped form, and since its introduction in 1922, it has been an integral part of numerous iconic buildings worldwide, including The Danish Academy in Rome and The Møller Institute at Churchill College in Cambridge.