Help selecting knobs and pulls for kitchen cabinetry (Australia)
6 years ago
Hi Houzzers, I’m after some advice or suggestions on what knobs and pulls we should fit to our kitchen cupboards and drawers.
I’ve attached a few photos of our kitchen (house is at lockup so some shots have been taken through the windows).
Taps, sinks and appliances are being fitted after handover but to give you an idea of the final result - the sinks are under bench and black. Taps are also matte black, but one has chrome detail. Wall oven and dishwasher are stainless steel. The gap between the overhead cupboards is for a matte black canopy rangehood which also has chrome detail and the cooktop is induction.
I’m tossing between chrome or black, and whether the drawers should have two pulls or one large one in the middle.
We’ll be visiting Early Settler to check out their range, trying not to purchase anything online as we want to view and grip them in person.
Can include photos of the fittings if needed :)
I’ve attached a few photos of our kitchen (house is at lockup so some shots have been taken through the windows).
Taps, sinks and appliances are being fitted after handover but to give you an idea of the final result - the sinks are under bench and black. Taps are also matte black, but one has chrome detail. Wall oven and dishwasher are stainless steel. The gap between the overhead cupboards is for a matte black canopy rangehood which also has chrome detail and the cooktop is induction.
I’m tossing between chrome or black, and whether the drawers should have two pulls or one large one in the middle.
We’ll be visiting Early Settler to check out their range, trying not to purchase anything online as we want to view and grip them in person.
Can include photos of the fittings if needed :)
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https://www.tradco.com.au/porcelain-cabinet-d-pull-handles
Tradco also do nice ones, it you're after a more traditional look. Love the Hepburn ones though, very nice.
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