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Shop our full range of cabinet hardware by type, from knobs and pulls to backplates and appliance pulls, each handcrafted from solid brass. Whatever the piece, find the right fit and finish to complete your cabinetry with lasting quality and design.

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Diamond Enamel Lock and Key Pull - Polished Brass#Color_Black
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Victoria 7" Etched Dish
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Available in 2 sizes

Pierre 1.36" Knob - Unlacquered Brass
Rose Quartz
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New Castle Bar Pull (10" c-c) - Polished Nickel

Available in 3 sizes

Edgewood Bar Pull - Polished Brass#Color_Clear#Size_7.50" c-c
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Available in 2 sizes

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New Castle Bar Pull (6" c-c) - Burnished Brass

Available in 3 sizes

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X Enamel Pull Set (3" c-c) - Frog#Color_Blue
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Valencia 3" Drop Pull - Oil Rubbed Bronze
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Monterey 3" Bin Pull - Burnished Brass
Porter Solid Brass Ring Pull w/ Bossard 3.70" Backplate
Edgewood Geometric Knob - Polished Brass#Color_Clear
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Porter Ring Custom Pull w/ Bossard 3.70" Backplate - Polished Brass#Gemstone_Moonstone
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Pixie 2" Backplate - Verdigris
Edgewood Elliptical Knob w/ Jones 1.90" Backplate - Polished Brass#Color_Clear
Coronado 1.25" Wood Knob#Wood_Acacia
Sale price$69
Edgewood Elliptical Knob w/ Pixie 2" Backplate - Polished Brass#Color_Clear
Benson 1.75" Custom Knob w/ Bossard 3.70" Backplate - Satin Brass Matte#Gemstone_Moonstone
Benson 1.75" Solid Brass Knob w/ Benson 5" Backplate
Bamboo Pull - Polished Brass#Size_4.30"
Sale priceFrom $89

Available in 3 sizes

Benson 1.25" Custom Knob w/ Benson 3.40" Backplate - Polished Brass#Gemstone_Moonstone
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Alexandria 4" Waterfall Pull - Polished Nickel
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Pixie Bail Pull - Verdigris
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Beauport 1.25" Powder Coated Knob - Newport Blue#Color_Newport Blue
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Archimede 1.25" Solid Brass Knob - Polished Nickel

About Our Cabinet Hardware

Modern Matter’s full hardware collection is designed for homes with layered detail. The collection includes cabinet hardware, bath hardware, hooks, and decorative accessories made to work together throughout the home. The look feels warm, collected, and easy to mix across different spaces.

Every piece is handcrafted from solid brass instead of lightweight zinc alloy. The hardware has noticeable weight and develops character over time. Finishes like unlacquered brass, polished nickel, and oil-rubbed bronze add depth to the collection. Some designs also include gemstone, lucite, leather, and wood accents. Collaborations with designers like Mark D. Sikes, Young Huh, Barrie Benson and Sarah Bartholomew bring different ideas about form and decorative detail.

Mixing finishes, materials, and silhouettes can help create a collected look throughout the home.

FAQ

What is cabinet hardware?

Cabinet hardware includes the knobs, pulls, handles, latches, and other functional details attached to cabinetry. These pieces help cabinets open and close, but they also shape the overall look of a kitchen, bath, or built-in space.

What cabinet hardware is trending now?

Warm metals, larger pulls, and hand-applied finishes continue to trend in cabinet hardware. Unlacquered Brass remains especially popular because it develops natural patina over time. Mixed materials like leather, lucite, and wood accents are also appearing more often in layered interiors.

What cabinet hardware is timeless?

Simple shapes and solid brass construction tend to feel the most timeless. Finishes like Unlacquered Brass, Satin Nickel, and Oil-Rubbed Bronze have remained popular for years because they work across both traditional and modern spaces.

How to choose cabinet hardware

Start by looking at the scale and style of the cabinetry. Larger drawers often work better with pulls, while knobs suit doors and smaller drawers. Finish also matters. Many designers choose hardware that complements lighting, plumbing, and other metal details throughout the home.

Can you mix cabinet hardware finishes?

Yes. Mixing finishes can help a space feel more layered and collected when done with intention. Many designers combine warmer and cooler metals while repeating each finish throughout the room to keep the overall look balanced.