Can you simply match your current door sets? A craftsman would likely be a bronze finish.

Special doors can have special hardware, not just closet doors.

(And, in my current house ca. 1960, there are a few kinds of knobs. Original brass on the main floor except for the front door, and newer lacquered brass upstairs. It seems to work just fine.)

I used the lower right door knobs Beverly posted throughout my previous house. I chose the brushed nickel finish but the dark bronze is beautiful. The front door lock set matched it. It was amazing how many people noticed the door handles when they went into other rooms. Nice door handles matter in a craftsman house.

For my 1925 house, every door handle was a glass round handle with brass. Keeping with they style of a house matters.

Thank you both!! I have a beautiful cremone bolt on my coat closet door which I plan on keeping. The levers are really beautiful - just gorgeous! I love the bronze, but I learned that the finish rubs off, even on the Emtek ones, so I may use matte black. I know there are no hard and fast rules, but I struggle with decor as I love way too many things haha.

So you think the black will not rub off?????????

@BeverlyFLADeziner, I haven’t seen nearly the number of complaints for the black rubbing off as the bronze. Commenters also pretty consistently say the black can be touched up; not so much with bronze. Thanks for your thoughtful comment!!

Old craftsman houses had living finishes on the hardware, in my experience working class houses had brass plate over steel with a bronze finish that wore off where it was touched frequently. To me hardware should be consistent throughout the house but not necessarily exactly the same- my exterior doors have levers my interior doors have glass knobs but all the same aesthetic and the same chrome backplate.

I love the darkened silver one that Beverly posted (upper right corner). The finish-coming-off issue would be reduced or not a problem. Will that finish work in your house?