What already comes with your cabinets
Worth saying up front, because customers are often surprised: soft-close hinges and drawer slides are standard on our core lines. You are not paying extra to stop your doors from banging. The dovetail drawer boxes are standard on those lines too.
What you choose separately is the visible hardware, the knobs and pulls. That is the part that changes the whole look of a kitchen for the least money of anything you will buy.
Knobs, pulls and handles
We carry a working selection rather than an overwhelming catalog, chosen to match the door styles and finishes we actually sell. Come see them mounted on a real door instead of guessing from a website photo.
- Round and square knobs, the classic pick for upper doors
- Bar pulls in several lengths, the current favorite on drawers
- Cup and bin pulls for a traditional or farmhouse look
- Edge and finger pulls for flat-panel and modern layouts
- Soft-close hinges and slides, standard on our core lines
- Matching hardware for bathroom vanities
Matching hardware to your door style and finish
There is no single right answer, but there are combinations that keep coming back through the showroom. Matte black on Shaker White is the one people ask for most, because the contrast is clean and it photographs well. Brushed brass on Navy Blue has been climbing fast, especially on vanities and islands. Brushed nickel stays the quiet, safe choice that never dates.
On flat-panel and modern doors, longer bar pulls or edge pulls suit the lines better than a small round knob. On raised-panel and traditional doors, cup pulls and classic knobs look like they belong. If you are still choosing a door style, our cabinet styles page lays the options out, and the free 3D designer lets you see a layout before you buy anything.
Do not guess the drill spacing
The one thing that trips people up on a hardware swap is center-to-center spacing, the distance between the two screw holes on a pull. If you are replacing hardware on existing cabinets and you want to reuse the holes, measure that distance before you shop. Bring one of your old pulls into the showroom and we will match it, which is easier than measuring and hoping.
Installation
If our crew is installing your cabinets, we mount the knobs and pulls you picked as part of the job, drilled straight and consistent from door to door. That consistency is the difference between hardware that looks installed and hardware that looks stuck on. See the full scope on our installation page.
Doing it yourself is very doable with a cheap hardware jig and some patience. Buying hardware alone is fine too; you do not have to buy cabinets from us to buy pulls from us. Come by 5601 Bandera Rd, Suite 100, or call (210) 773-2799.