Pulls & Knobs

The piece of hardware every hand touches. Bar pulls, wire pulls, cast handles and mushroom knobs — solid steel, zinc or brass, finished to sit beside the joinery, not on top of it. Multiple centre-to-centre lengths, so one profile can carry a whole kitchen or wardrobe run.

Bar Pull

A slim round bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, machined from solid steel with a clean 12 mm profile that stays visually quiet across a full run of cabinetry. The straight bar reads consistent at any scale — a short pull on an upper door, a long pull on a wide drawer — so one profile carries the whole kitchen or wardrobe without competing with the joinery.

  • Bar diameter 12 mm (1/2″)
  • Multiple centre-to-centre lengths across the family, 96 mm (3 3/4″) upward for wider drawers
  • Solid steel, M4 mounting screws included
  • Finishes: matte gold, matte nickel, black, stainless
  • Overall length runs slightly past the CTC dimension for grip

Best specified as a single-profile hardware programme across kitchen and wardrobe fronts.

Elite Pull

A slim polished-chrome pull with a low, wide profile that sits close to the door face rather than standing off from it. The tapered ends and shallow projection keep the hardware discreet on paneled doors and drawer fronts, giving fingers a clean grip without competing with the joinery. A reflective finish that pairs cleanly with polished plumbing hardware in a kitchen or bath.

  • Three centre-to-centre sizes: 96 mm, 128 mm, 192 mm (3 3/4″, 5″, 7 9/16″)
  • Profile 27 × 8 mm (1 1/16″ × 5/16″); overall length 118 mm (4 5/8″) on the 96 mm CTC
  • Solid zinc, polished chrome finish
  • 8-32 mounting screws included (1″ length)

Best specified across a kitchen or bath run where polished-chrome plumbing sets the finish tone.

Wire Pull

A slim wire-form pull that reads almost as a drawn line on the door face. The bent-rod profile carries a firm grip on a footprint the eye barely registers — well suited to a paint-out kitchen or a wardrobe run where the joinery is meant to be the composition and the hardware is meant to disappear.

  • Three centre-to-centre lengths: 3 1/2″, 3 3/4″, 4″ (89, 96, 102 mm)
  • Overall length 4 5/16″ (110 mm), projection 1 3/16″ (30 mm), section 5/16″ (8 mm)
  • Solid steel wire, M4 mounting screws included
  • Seven finishes: matte black, matte gold, matte nickel, matte chrome, satin/brushed chrome, satin/brushed nickel, dark oil-rubbed bronze

Best specified where a bar pull would read too heavy — quiet doors, deep drawer runs, joinery meant to lead.

Pull, Lago di Como

A cast pull with a soft, hand-drawn profile — squared shoulders tapering into a slim bar, closer in feel to a mid-century Italian door handle than to a factory extrusion. The 8 mm bar sits proud of the door face on tapered feet, so the grip runs the length of the pull rather than pinching at the mounts. Cast and finished in Italy.

  • Three centre-to-centre lengths: 3 3/4″, 5 1/16″, 6 5/16″ (96, 128, 160 mm)
  • Overall length 6 7/16″ (163 mm) on the 6 5/16″ CTC
  • Projection 1 1/8″ (29 mm); section 5/16″ (8 mm)
  • Solid zinc, M4 mounting screws included
  • Finishes: matte black, matte gold, polished chrome

Best specified where the hardware is meant to carry personality — a paint-out kitchen island, a wardrobe front, a bar.

Chanterelle Knob

A cast mushroom knob with a soft dome that fills the palm — a small, tactile piece of hardware for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where a full-length pull would over-scale the panel. The narrow base and rounded cap keep the profile close to the door face; the weight of solid zinc gives it a settled feel in the hand.

  • Diameter 30 mm (1 3/16″), projection 28 mm (1 1/8″), base 17 mm (11/16″)
  • Solid zinc, 8-32 mounting screw
  • Multiple finishes across the collection: dark oil-rubbed bronze, polished chrome, matte nickel, satin nickel, matte black, matte gold
  • Reads as one piece — no visible screw on the face

Best specified for small cabinet doors, glass-front uppers, and drawer fronts where a bar pull would be too much visual line.