Cabinet & Drawer Hardware
Cabinet Jewels curates cabinet and drawer hardware from the makers designers already specify — Top Knobs, Atlas Homewares, Jeffrey Alexander, Amerock and Elements. One place to source a kitchen, a bath or a whole house, in a single finish, from people who know how the pieces go together.
The Cabinet Jewels Difference
Hardware is the jewelry of the room — and the one part of it a hand meets every day.
Knobs
Round, square, mushroom and boutique profiles. The smallest decision in a kitchen, and the first one a hand meets.
Shop knobs →Pulls
The workhorse of a run. Bar, bridge and squared profiles, sized to drop into the holes your doors already have.
Shop pulls →Appliance Pulls
Scaled for refrigerator, freezer and pantry panels — the same design language as the pulls beside them, held in proportion.
Shop appliance pulls →Handle Pulls
Between a knob and a bar pull in proportion. Usually what resolves a run of narrow drawer fronts.
Shop handle pulls →Finish First
Specified by finish, first
Four of the finishes running through the collection
Polished Chrome
Mirror bright
Honey Bronze
Warm · brushed
Brushed Oil Rubbed Bronze
Dark · burnished
Matte Black
Flat · soft
And more besides — Ash Gray, Brushed Pewter, Satin Nickel, Venetian Bronze, Warm Brass, French Gold. Each series is offered in its own set, so the finish menu on a product page is the list for that piece.
Center-To-Center
The one measurement that decides the job.
On a pull, center-to-center is the distance from the middle of one screw hole to the middle of the next — and it is published right on the page, in both imperial and metric. Match it and new hardware drops straight into the holes already drilled in your doors. A knob takes a single fixing, so the measurement simply doesn't apply.
Designed As A Family
Specify once,
match everywhere.
A series is drawn as one idea. The knob, the pull and the appliance pull share a profile, a radius and an edge, so a run reads as a single decision rather than three separate ones. Choose the series first and the rest of the room follows it — same hand, same finish, from the narrowest drawer to the refrigerator panel.
Installed, Not Just Specified
The hardware makes the room.
Q How do I know a pull will fit the holes already drilled in my doors?
Measure center-to-center — from the middle of one screw hole to the middle of the next. Every pull and appliance pull publishes that dimension on its page, in both imperial and metric, so you can match an existing drill pattern exactly instead of re-boring doors. Knobs take a single fixing, so they carry no center-to-center measurement.
Q If I order knobs and pulls separately, will the finishes actually match?
Within a series, yes — a series is designed so its knob, pull and appliance pull can be ordered in the same finish. Across different makers, treat finish names as separate: each brand names and plates its own, so one brand's Satin Nickel is not guaranteed to read identically to another's. Staying inside one series is the reliable way to match.
Q What if I order the wrong center-to-center size?
Talk to us before you order a full run — send the measurement and we will confirm it against the piece's published dimension first. It is a much shorter conversation than a return. If something does need to come back, our return policy covers the terms.
Q Can I get a piece in a finish I don't see on its page?
Each series is offered in its own set of finishes, so the finish menu on a product page is the authoritative list for that piece. If the finish you want isn't there, ask — we can tell you which series in that style do carry it.
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