Laurey Cabinet Knobs And Pulls Bring Beautiful Finishing Detail

MAKE YOUR CHOICE BETWEEN KNOBS AND PULLS FOR EACH AREA OF YOUR HOME

Both knobs and pulls offer the same pulling action to open drawers and cupboards, but it’s not something to be overlooked in your home when you want the room to feel complete and put together. Not only do they feel different in your hand when you’re using them, but they also have the potential to change the proportions of your room when placed across the full run of cabinets. A small, single knob offers a minimalist design that works best on smaller doors and narrower drawers without drawing too much attention to itself. This is ideal if you’re looking for an option designed for traditional framed cabinets or shaker-style cabinets and want to preserve the style. A knob can be rounded, squared, oval, or even have multiple facets, lending itself to being repeated easily throughout the space, especially on cupboards that are below the countertop for easy access. Alternatively, a cabinet pull is attached at two points rather than one, and gives more room to grip, which is the main reason they are used on drawers rather than a pull. They’re perfect for wide drawers, on pantry doors, and cabinets that are used frequently to ensure you can grip properly. If you’re looking for styles appropriate for kitchen drawer base cabinets, then a longer pull often works best to balance out the longer width of the drawer to keep everything in proportion, rather than a single, central knob. For kitchen pantry cabinets which have taller doors, you have the benefit of being able to mix knobs and pulls without the design clashing and feeling inconsistent. Just be sure the pieces share the same finish or are part of the same collection. Round knobs coordinate well with round bar pulls, but they may look out of place if you choose a more angular square knob with a rounded pull. 

DISCOVER HARDWARE SHAPES THAT COMPLEMENT YOUR EXACT CABINET STYLE

By using the filters on this page, you can adapt your search to exactly what you’re looking for, moving from broad styles that you can match across your entire home to specialised looks and finishes that would perfectly suit a single area such as a bathroom. Homes that thrive on straight lines will find a wide variety of flat-bar and T-bar pulls that emphasize a modern look, such as shaker cabinetry and slab-front cabinets. However, you’ll also discover an excellent selection of round bars that can maintain a contemporary effect but with a softer look, ideal for kitchens that need a stylish look that is also practical. Laurey also introduces curved and arch pulls in the collection that give a more detailed, traditional shape, with enough space behind to make drawer and cabinet opening easy with plenty of room for fingers. For a more compact style, consider round and oval button knobs that can work across many cabinet styles, whether it’s in the kitchen, bathroom, or even in bedroom furniture, and have a softer touch. For modern homes that like to introduce straight lines to stay in keeping with contemporary style, there are plenty of square and geometric options that bring more definition to cupboards and cabinets. When the cabinet is on full display, especially at eye level, then you can choose something more decorative that is a feature in itself and doesn’t just disappear into the overall design. 

SELECT MATERIALS AND FINISHES THAT COORDINATE WITH THE ROOM AS A WHOLE

Whether it’s your countertop surfaces or backsplash tiles, cabinetry hardware should always be chosen to work in harmony with your kitchen or bathroom as a whole, rather than sitting in contrast to it. With the Laurey collection of knobs and pulls, you can opt for curved, straight, or decorative styles in a range of metallic effects. Classic chrome and stainless steel are the best options for bar designs, but if you want something more homely, then consider the ceramic or wood collections rather than plated metal. For a soft sheen that won’t reflect light, brushed satin nickel or satin chrome are a top choice, and work well with natural wood cabinets or matte painted looks in grey, black and white. For a more reflective surface, choose polished nickel or brass, and for traditional detail, you can choose from antique copper or brass. Bathroom cabinets should have the same finish to connect vanities, and the finish will affect more than just the cupboard it’s attached to. Think about the fixtures and fittings already in your bathroom, as modern chrome faucets will look out of place with traditional brushed nickel pulls or detailed ceramic knobs. If your space already has accents of black in mirrors or plumbing fixtures, then you can opt for black hardware to match, but if you are going for chrome, then you can match it with a wide variety of bathroom tiles and laminate flooring options. The exact finish does not always have to be identical to what you already have, but it should look like a deliberate design choice, and the metal accents should be repeated throughout to create a cohesive, connected space.