Stainless Steel Drawer Knobs

In 2025, one of the key trends in cabinet and drawer hardware is the increasing popularity of bold, oversized pieces. Designers are moving away from small, delicate hardware and opting for larger, more statement-making pulls and knobs that add visual weight to cabinetry.

Here are some general tips to get you started: Upper Cabinets: knobs or pulls should be about 2.5 to 3 inches from the bottom edge of the door or drawer. Lower Cabinets: hardware is typically placed between 2.5 to 3 inches from the top edge. Drawers: center the cabinet pull or knob horizontally on the face

But if you are looking for a style that is sure to be popular, look no further than the most popular kitchen cabinet handle around: the stainless steel pull or knob. Stainless steel pulls and knobs provide a sleek, modern look for the home that is destined to look good for years to come.

Combining different types of hardware adds layers to your design. You can pair different-sized handles or pulls with knobs to bring different depths to the space. This variety can make your kitchen feel more dynamic and engaging

J-pull handleless kitchen cabinets and drawers have a distinctive J-shaped profile integrated into the top edge. This profile acts as a recessed handle, allowing a more comfortable grip when opening and closing cabinet doors and kitchen drawers. J-pulls offer a simple ergonomic handle solution.

Two drawer pulls

How many drawer pulls. We are always quick to point out that there are exceptions to every rule and that sometimes the space dictates whether you follow the rules or not, but as a general rule of thumb if a drawer is wider than 24″ you should adorn it with two drawer pulls instead of one