- #MIXING KNOBS AND PULLS ON KITCHEN CABINETS INSTALL#
- #MIXING KNOBS AND PULLS ON KITCHEN CABINETS WINDOWS#
Make sure that each pull is securely fastened and properly aligned with the other pull before you let go. Carefully slide the mounting screws through the back of the pull, insert them into the holes, and then fasten the pull securely to the drawer face.ĭo the same on the opposite side, and you will have two pulls on the drawer.
#MIXING KNOBS AND PULLS ON KITCHEN CABINETS INSTALL#
Once the holes have been drilled, you can then install the pulls. To ensure proper and even placement of the pulls, it is advisable to use a template or a ruler when drilling and marking the holes.
Generally, they will be drilled in pairs and will be oriented horizontally and symmetrically on the drawer front.ĭrill any additional holes needed to securely mount the pull, if necessary. First, you’ll need to locate the appropriate holes in the drawer face. Putting two pulls (or handles) on a drawer is a fairly simple task. For example, if you decide to use knobs on the upper drawers, pair these knobs with pulls on the lower drawers, or vice versa.īy mixing the two styles, the finished look will be aesthetically striking, altogether different, and really draw the eye to your beautiful cabinets. When mixing knob and pull styles, it’s best to limit the differences to 1-2 elements and keep colors, finishes and sizes consistent. Consider mixing a handle, a bar pull, or a knob to achieve a unique, balanced, and interesting combination. You can mix and match metal finishes, colors, styles, and sizes, as long as they are complementary. Knobs and pulls can be used alone or in combination in all cabinet styles. The look you choose will depend on the style of hardware you have, as well as the specific style of pull and knob. Yes, you can mix knobs and pulls on drawers. It is important to make sure you are measuring the size and spacing before choosing the knobs and drilling holes to place them. Some knobs are too large and may not fit in the space in between drawers or on the face of the drawers. Additionally, take into consideration the size of the knobs. When determining the proper placement of the knobs, make sure they are easy to reach while maintaining a consistent aesthetic throughout the dresser. Depending on the type of dresser, the knobs can either be mounted directly onto the drawer, or on the narrow wooden facings that are often found on the outside of the drawer. Styles they work with: Best on basic, plain cabinetry - modern, traditional, contemporary - so the knob gets the attention.Two knobs on dresser drawers should typically be placed directly in the center of the upper portion of the drawer. They’re good for you if: You enjoy expressing personality and taking chances in your decor Also, it’s a look that can be overdone if too many are used in one space. Pros: They can bring a dash of drama to an otherwise blah room.Ĭons: These knobs aren’t always the easiest to grip and pull, because function isn’t always the first thing in mind. It can be one of those small touches that really makes a room. If you have a cabinet that stands alone, this is a good spot to show some personality and flair, or even splurge on one or two pricey knobs. Notice the knobs aren’t scrunched down in the bottom corner. This is also a great example of knob placement. The knife and fork here likely remind the homeowners not to take themselves too seriously. First, sometimes a novelty knob is the perfect touch to bring to an otherwise blah kitchen. What they are: Artsy knobs with personality, and usually a theme. Styles they work with: Traditional, Arts and Crafts, colonial, country, vintage They’re good for you if: You need a firm grip to open drawers and doors. Just don’t mix the knobs and hinges on the same door those definitely should be coordinated so one doesn’t detract from the other.Ĭons: Works with only a handful of styles While these black ones are a good choice with the black appliances and lighting, don’t feel your knobs must match all the finishes in your kitchen it’s OK to mix things up. These industrial-feeling pulls are a blend of colonial and Arts and Crafts, and come in a wide variety of finishes. They take us back to an old-fashioned era when window fittings were smooth and simple, with softly rounded handles. These are window-sash-style pulls, the homey comfort food of cabinetry hardware. Just look how smart black hardware looks against the white wood and subway tiles in this kitchen.
#MIXING KNOBS AND PULLS ON KITCHEN CABINETS WINDOWS#
What they are: Pulls based on window sash fittings, designed to lift heavy windows in the early 1900s during the transitional period.
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