Brass Cabinet Handles
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Awaiting StockHenley Knurled Solid Brass Cabinet Cup Handle
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Bardom 76mm Cabinet Cup Pull Handles
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Stirling Reeded Solid Brass Cabinet Cup Handle
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Monmouth Bow Handle
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Jesper Square Cabinet Bar Handle
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Antique Brass T Bar Cabinet Handles
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Lines Reeded T Bar Cabinet Handles
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Camille Knurled Cabinet Bar Handle
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Monmouth Cup Handle
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Square Cabinet Bar Handle
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Keswick Rectangular Cabinet Cup Handles
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Henley Knurled Solid Brass Cabinet Knob
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Stirling Reeded Solid Brass Cabinet Knob
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Banbury 32mm Cabinet Knob on Backplate
Regular price £9.95Regular priceSale price £9.95
Choosing Brass Cabinet Handles
Brass cabinet handles are often chosen where the hardware needs to add warmth, contrast and definition to a room. The finish works well with painted kitchen cabinetry, natural timber, stone worktops and neutral interiors, helping the handle become part of the overall design rather than a purely functional detail.
Within this collection, brass handles are available across different shapes, sizes and fixing centres. This makes it easier to choose compact handles or knobs for smaller cupboard doors, while using longer brass pull handles or bar handles on wider drawers and larger cabinet fronts. Keeping the finish consistent across these different fittings helps create a more considered hardware scheme.
Brass Kitchen Handles for Cupboards and Drawers
Brass kitchen handles are well suited to cupboard doors, drawer fronts and fitted cabinetry where a warmer metal finish is preferred. They can be used across full kitchen renovations, utility rooms and replacement hardware projects, with options for both traditional and contemporary layouts.
For kitchen cupboards, brass cabinet knobs and shorter handles can work well on smaller doors, while longer bar handles provide a cleaner line across tall doors and wide drawer fronts. Brass cup handles are often chosen for drawer runs, especially where a more classic or shaker-style look is wanted. This allows brass handles for kitchen cupboards and drawers to be mixed by function while still keeping the finish consistent.
Brass Handle Styles and Finishes
The style of handle affects how the brass finish appears on the finished cabinetry. Brass bar handles create a simple linear detail, while brass cup handles and cup pulls offer a more traditional drawer-focused option. Knurled, reeded or textured handles add surface detail, making the hardware more noticeable against flat cabinet fronts.
The finish itself also changes the overall look. Satin brass and brushed brass provide a softer, more restrained appearance, while antique brass introduces depth and a more aged character. Polished brass has a brighter, more reflective surface and can create stronger contrast against painted cupboards or darker cabinetry.
Some products are made from solid brass, while others use a brass finish over a durable base material. The individual product pages provide the full material specification, so the difference between material and finish can be checked before ordering.
Coordinating Brass Hardware Across a Project
For larger kitchen, wardrobe or fitted furniture projects, brass hardware can be coordinated across multiple handle types. Linear brass bar handles work well on taller doors and wider drawers, while cup handles suit traditional drawer fronts. Cabinet knobs can be paired with handles where smaller cupboard doors need a more compact fitting.