It simply comes down to personal preference.įor double stacked cabinetry, we typically recommend using knobs or cabinet latches on the top row of cabinetry.
Note that neither option mentioned is more superior than the other. The second option we recommend if using a combination of knobs and pulls is to put knobs on all doors and pulls on all drawers. The first suggestion is to put knobs on all upper cabinets and pulls on all lower cabinets. To make the combination look harmonious, we suggest one of two options. Click here to shop some of our favorite pulls.įor the best of both worlds, use a mixture of knobs and pulls. With so many unique designs, it is easy to give your cabinets a designer touch. Lastly, pulls are available in a wider selection of designs than knobs. Pulls also reduce the amount of contact your hands have with your cabinets, which helps to keep your cabinetry clean. First, pulls are typically a little easier to use than knobs, making them an excellent choice for homes with weak or arthritic hands. Click Here to shop some of our favorite knobs.Ĭhoosing pulls has a number of benefits. If you have stunning cabinetry, or a beautiful backsplash that you'd prefer to have shine, you may want to choose knobs. Knobs are typically small in size, giving them a more subtle appearance than pulls. There are four options we recommend: All Knobs The first decision you must make is if you'd like to use knobs, pulls, or a mixture. While there are no hard and fast rules of what is right and wrong, there are some general guidelines that can be followed to ensure your hardware is proportional and well placed on your cabinets. Some of the most common questions we hear about cabinet hardware are, "What size do I get?" and "Where do I put them?".
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