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Cabinet Hardware

Cabinet Hardware

Changing your cabinet hardware is an easy and affordable way to instantly update the look and feel of your kitchen. From contemporary stainless steel pulls to classic nickel knobs, shop our selection of trending cabinet hardware to find the perfect finishing touch for your kitchen or bathroom cabinets.

Cabinet handles are a popular choice for kitchen cabinets. They’re sleek, easy to grab, and come in a wide variety of styles and finishes that complement any kitchen design.

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How To Measure Cabinet Handles

Accurate measurements ensure your handles are properly aligned and fit your cabinets correctly. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to measure cabinet handles:

  1. Remove old handles using a screwdriver (if applicable).
  2. Using a tape measure, measure and record the distance from the center of one screw hole to the center of the other screw hole.
  3. Measure and record the total length of the handle, including any decorative elements on either end.
  4. Use these measurements to find the best match for your existing cabinets.

Kitchen Cabinet Hardware Ideas

Replacing your cabinet hardware is a great way to give your kitchen an instant refresh without undergoing a complete remodel. Here are some popular and stylish kitchen cabinet hardware ideas to consider:

  • Classic knobs and pulls: Traditional round or square knobs and bar pulls in timeless finishes like brushed nickel, antique brass, or oil-rubbed bronze provide a classic and elegant touch to any kitchen.
  • Matte black hardware: Matte black cabinet hardware — like our popular black nickel knobs and handles — is a modern and trendy choice that adds a sleek, contemporary feel to your kitchen. It contrasts beautifully with light-colored cabinets, creating a striking visual effect.
  • Mixed hardware: For an eclectic look, consider mixing and matching different types of hardware. For example, use knobs on cabinet doors and pulls on drawers, or choose a combination of metallic finishes.
  • Cup pulls: Cup pulls, also known as bin pulls, have a unique half-moon shape that offers a vintage or farmhouse vibe. They work especially well with classic shaker cabinets.
  • Geometric hardware: Explore geometric-shaped hardware such as hexagonal or square knobs for a contemporary and edgy look. These shapes can add a touch of uniqueness to your kitchen design.
  • Jewel-toned hardware: If you want to inject some color into your kitchen, consider jewel-toned cabinet hardware. Emerald green, sapphire blue, or ruby red knobs or pulls can be stunning focal points.

How To Choose Cabinet Hardware

Choosing the right cabinet hardware for your kitchen or bathroom is crucial for both functionality and overall design. Here’s a quick guide:

  1. Find your style: Start by identifying your design style, whether it's modern, traditional, transitional, or something else. This will help you narrow down hardware options that complement your overall decor.
  2. Choose pulls vs. knobs: Decide whether you prefer cabinet pulls (handles), knobs, or a combination of both. Pulls provide a larger grip area and are often more comfortable for heavy drawers, while knobs offer a classic and versatile look.
  3. Determine the perfect size hardware: Measure your cabinet doors and drawers to determine the ideal size for your hardware. It's essential to ensure the chosen hardware fits comfortably and doesn't overwhelm or understate the cabinet's size.
  4. Pick your materials: Consider the materials that match your style and durability needs. Options range from classic metals like brass and nickel to modern choices like acrylic, glass, or wood.
  5. Choose your color: Select a hardware color that complements your cabinetry and overall color scheme. You can choose matching or contrasting colors to create visual interest.
  6. Select your finish: Determine the finish of the hardware, which can significantly impact the style. Options include polished, brushed, or antique finishes in various shades, providing the final touch to your cabinet's appearance.

How To Install Cabinet Hardware

Installing cabinet hardware is a fairly straightforward process, but it does require careful preparation and measurements. Follow these steps to ensure your new cabinet hardware is properly installed:

  1. Plan the hardware placement: Decide where you want to place your cabinet hardware. Consider the height, alignment, and spacing to ensure a uniform and balanced look.
  2. Temporarily attach your cabinet hardware: Before drilling any holes, it's a good idea to temporarily attach the hardware with tape or putty to visualize the placement and make any necessary adjustments.
  3. Mark the drill hole location on your cabinets: Use a pencil or a marker to mark the exact spot where you want to drill the hole for each piece of hardware. Ensure your measurements are accurate, especially for handles with multiple holes.
  4. Drill the hole and install the knobs and pulls: Using an appropriate-sized drill bit, carefully drill the hole at each marked location. Then, insert the screws provided with your hardware through the holes from the inside of the cabinet door or drawer and attach the knobs or pulls securely. Make sure they are tight but not over-tightened, as this can damage the hardware or the cabinet surface.

For a more in-depth guide, check out our article on how to install cabinet hardware.

How To Clean Cabinet Hardware

While a simple wipe-down will do most days, occasionally deep cleaning your cabinet hardware will remove any dirt and grime that has built up in those hard-to-reach places. To clean your cabinet hardware:

  1. Remove the hardware (if possible): If your cabinet hardware can be easily removed, it's often more convenient to clean it separately. Use a screwdriver to remove knobs, pulls, or handles from the cabinet doors or drawers.
  2. Create your cleaning solution: In a basin or bowl, mix warm water with a squeeze of mild dish soap to create a gentle cleaning solution that won’t harm most finishes.
  3. Soak your hardware: If your hardware is particularly dirty or features a difficult-to-clean design, soak it in the solution for about 10 to 15 minutes until you can easily wipe away the grime.
  4. Wipe down the hardware: Dip a soft cloth or sponge into the soapy water and gently wipe down the hardware. Use a toothbrush or soft-bristle brush for intricate or hard-to-reach areas.
  5. Rinse and dry: Rinse the hardware with clean water and use a clean, dry cloth or paper towel to thoroughly dry it. Ensure there’s no moisture left, as this can lead to rust.
  6. Reattach hardware: If you removed the hardware, reattach it to the cabinet doors and make sure everything is securely fastened.

Cabinet Hardware FAQ

Should I use knobs or pulls on upper cabinets?

Knobs are often a popular choice for upper cabinets, as they offer a clean and unobtrusive look, making it easy to access cabinets quickly. Pulls, on the other hand, provide a more substantial grip area, which can be advantageous for larger or heavier cabinet doors. Ultimately, it's essential to consider both the functionality and the style you want to achieve when deciding between knobs and pulls for your upper cabinets.

Should I use knobs or pulls on lower cabinets?

Choosing between knobs and pulls for your lower cabinets also depends on personal preference. However, while there are no strict rules for lower cabinet hardware, many homeowners choose to use pulls for their cabinet drawers and knobs for the doors. For any large door, such as a floor-to-ceiling pantry, and pull-out doors, including pull-out base pantries or trash pull-outs, we recommend installing a pull.

What style of cabinet hardware is timeless?

Timeless cabinet hardware styles embrace classic and versatile designs that transcend passing trends. Knobs and pulls in simple shapes and finishes like brushed nickel, oil-rubbed bronze, or satin nickel stand the test of time, effortlessly complementing a wide range of kitchen aesthetics, from traditional to modern. Additionally, vintage-inspired options such as cup pulls and glass knobs maintain their timeless allure, evoking a sense of enduring charm.

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