
How pulls, knobs, cup pulls and edge pulls differ in look, comfort, placement and cleaning.
Hardware changes the look of cabinets more than almost anything else. Knobs are small and round or square and attach with a single screw. Pulls are longer and attach with two screws. Cup pulls have a curved bowl shape. Edge pulls are mounted along the top or side edge of a door or drawer so nothing shows on the face. Each has a different feel and a different style.
Many kitchens use knobs on doors and pulls on drawers, which is a classic pairing. Larger drawers suit longer pulls. Finish matters as well, such as brass, black, nickel or bronze. Nashville homeowners often match hardware to faucets and lighting. We bring samples to your kitchen and use templates to place each piece so the lines stay straight.
Small, simple and classic. Best on doors and small drawers.
Longer handles that are easier to grip on larger drawers.
Curved shapes that suit traditional and farmhouse styles.
Mounted on the edge for a clean face and a modern look.
Brass, black, nickel and bronze each suit different rooms.
Templates keep every piece in line.
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Under-Cabinet and In-Cabinet LightingUnder-cabinet, in-cabinet and toe-kick lighting planned with the cabinets, so counters are bright, displays glow and the room…Explore Size a room, check your cabinets or ballpark a budget.
Cabinet Layout and Quantity CalculatorEnter your measurements to see base and wall cabinet counts, counter area, vanity widths, closet sections, bookcase bays and pantry shelves.Try it
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Cabinet Budget PlannerPick a kitchen, bath, built-in or repair project, set the size and add allowances to see a ballpark planning range. Placeholder values only.Try it Many people use both, knobs on doors and pulls on drawers. We show samples.
Long enough to grip comfortably and in proportion to the drawer. We compare sizes.
Yes. They suit modern designs, and we explain how they feel.
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