Kitchen Knobs

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Kitchen Knobs That Match Your Handles This collection curates our kitchen knobs — 200+ single-fix designs from £2.23 built for unit doors, wall cabinets and drawer fronts. The point of buying knobs here rather than anywhere else: nearly every range matches a handle range we stock, so wall units in knobs and base units in handles still read as one kitchen. The Core Ranges Calla brings a clean square profile that sharpens shaker and slab doors alike. Vesta is the round essential. The knurled pair — Amelia and the lines-patterned Sienna — put texture where your fingers land and match the bestselling knurled T-bar handles. Arro cup handles work as wide knobs on drawers, and Lancer drop-ring pulls add a period note to in-frame and farmhouse kitchens. Knobs Up Top, Handles Below The layout that almost always works: knobs on wall units (light doors, high reach, no protruding bar at eye level) and handles on base units and drawers (heavier pulls, fuller grip). Match finishes exactly by pairing this page with kitchen handles — Amelia knob with Amelia handle, Sienna with Sienna. For gold schemes the matching set is curated in gold drawer knobs . Finishes Matt black for contrast on light doors, antique brass for warmth on dark and painted cabinetry, matt gold for a contemporary warm metal, polished chrome for traditional brightness, plus cream and copper accents in selected ranges. Black-led schemes can extend the tone across the whole kitchen via black kitchen handles . Fitting One hole, one machine screw (included), fitted from the back of the door. Standard positions: top corner of base unit doors, bottom corner of wall unit doors, centred on drawers. Replacing existing knobs is a five-minute job per run of units; no drilling needed when holes already exist. Beyond the Kitchen The same knobs work on bedroom furniture, vanities and built-ins — browse the full multi-room knobs collection for everything in one place, or cupboard handles if some doors need the fuller grip of a