Appliance Pulls

Solid brass and lucite appliance pulls proportioned for refrigerators, integrated panels, and cabinetry—artisan quality in the scale the kitchen demands. Browse the collection.

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About Our Appliance Pulls

Modern Matter’s appliance pulls are designed for paneled refrigerators, integrated appliances, and larger cabinetry. These oversized pulls help anchor the kitchen visually and bring more scale to larger surfaces. The collection includes longer silhouettes that feel clean, substantial, and architectural.

Each piece is handcrafted from solid brass with careful attention to texture, shape, and finish. Unlacquered brass, polished nickel, and oil-rubbed bronze bring warmth and contrast to the collection. Longer proportions give the hardware a stronger presence across the kitchen.

Appliance pulls work especially well alongside coordinating cabinet knobs and pulls. Mixing sizes and silhouettes can help create a more balanced hardware layout throughout the space.

FAQ

What are appliance pulls?

Appliance pulls are larger pulls made for paneled appliances and oversized cabinetry. They are often used on refrigerators, dishwashers, freezer drawers, and tall pantry doors. Their scale gives larger surfaces a more finished and balanced look.

What size appliance pull do I need?

The right size depends on the appliance panel and the look you want. Larger panels usually need longer pulls so the hardware feels in proportion. Many designers choose appliance pulls that feel substantial without overwhelming the cabinet front.

What is the difference between cabinet pulls and appliance pulls?

Appliance pulls are larger and more substantial than standard cabinet pulls. They are made for heavier panels and integrated appliances. Cabinet pulls are usually used on drawers and doors, while appliance pulls help anchor larger surfaces.

Do appliance pulls need to match cabinet pulls?

They do not have to match exactly, but they should feel connected. Many designers choose appliance pulls in the same finish as the cabinet hardware, then vary the scale or shape. This keeps the kitchen balanced without making every detail feel identical.