Experience Jeffrey Alexander
The finishing touch that makes a statement.
Q How do I match my existing hardware?
Start with your finish. Jeffrey Alexander hardware comes in a wide range of finishes — from Satin Nickel and Polished Chrome to Matte Black and Brushed Gold — so you can match cabinetry, faucets, and lighting already in the room. If you're mixing metals, keep one finish dominant and use the second as an accent.
Q Can I mix knobs and pulls from different collections?
Yes. Many designers pair knobs on doors with pulls on drawers. Staying within one Jeffrey Alexander collection keeps the silhouette consistent; mixing collections in a shared finish is a common, intentional look.
Q What's included in the box?
Each piece ships individually wrapped to protect the finish, with mounting screws included to fit standard cabinetry. Check the product specifications for the exact center-to-center dimension before ordering pulls.
Q How should I clean and care for the finish?
Wipe with a soft, damp cloth and dry immediately. Avoid abrasive cleaners and ammonia-based products, which can dull or damage the finish over time.
Shop by Finish
Satin Nickel
Matte Black
Brushed Gold
Satin Bronze
Polished Chrome
Brushed Oil Rubbed Bronze
Find Your Style
Modern
Sutton · Jules · Loxley
Clean lines, restrained finishes—a contemporary look that lets the cabinetry lead.
Transitional
Whitlock · Hayworth · Audrey
The middle ground—modern silhouettes with a graceful, on-trend warmth.
Classic
Dominique · Richard · Tiffany
Refined silhouettes you'll love living with—today and years from now.
Rustic
Belcastel 1 · Tahoe · Nash
Soft, square feet and gentle curves—a chameleon for Shaker, traditional, or slab cabinetry.
Specifications
| Material | Zinc |
|---|---|
| Available Sizes | 3” (3-11/16” overall), 96 mm (3-3/4”) (4-7/16” overall), 128 mm (5-1/16”) (5-3/4” overall), 160 mm (6-5/16”) (7” overall) |
| Projection | 1-1/16” |
| Mounting | Two-screw, breakaway screws included |
| Warranty | Lifetime |
| Best for | Kitchens, baths, closets, and furniture |
Find what fits your style.
A Designer's Guide
Choosing a pull size:
use the one-third rule
No pre-drilled holes? Let proportion be your guide. A pull should span about a third of the drawer's width — it looks intentional, balances the face, and gives a comfortable grip. Measure the drawer width, divide by three, and match that to a pull's center-to-center. Doors and small drawers take a knob.
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