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Handles

Cabinet handles are an essential component of your kitchen’s daily use and aesthetic appeal. The right handle can elevate your kitchen’s style and functionality to new heights. With a plethora of options available, each with its unique characteristics that influence both form and function, it’s crucial to understand what these are to make an informed decision that best suits your space. Here is a curated list of some of the different handles that are available to help you make a statement in your kitchen.
Sharknose Finger Pull Handles

The sharknose handle is a popular choice for modern and contemporary kitchen designs. Its unique shape, cut at a 45-degree angle, resembles that of a shark’s front profile, adding a touch of sophistication to your cabinetry. The shadow-line above the sharknose can be customised with different finishes to create a subtle yet striking contrast. However, due to the intricate labor involved in cutting the fronts and modifying the carcasses, this option is usually more expensive than regular handles.

L Pull Handles

L pull handles are a sophisticated alternative to sharknose handles. Unlike sharknose handles, L pull handles don’t have an angular top. The cabinet is modified to allow for an L-shaped section just above the door, allowing fingers behind the door to grasp and open the door or drawer with ease. This option is usually not offered unless specified, as it requires intricate labor and customisation to achieve the desired look and functionality.

C Pull Handles
C pull handles are an alternative to L pull handles, however, unlike L pull handles, C pull handles are modified to allow for an L or C-shaped aluminum profile section just above the door, instead of the board material. This design element adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to your cabinetry. However, due to the intricate labor involved in modifying the carcasses, this option is usually not offered unless specified.
Lip Pull Handles
Also known as Tab Pulls. These handles are an ideal handle if you are after a minimalist handless look, but still want the functionality of a handle for opening your drawers. They fix around the top or side of a cabinet door, creating a lip for grasping the door. The come in many shapes, sizes and finishes to suit all tastes.
Bar Handles
Bar handles are a great choice for those who want a modern look with a little bit of edge. They are available in a variety of shapes and sizes, including straight, curved, and angled. They are also available in a variety of finishes, including brushed nickel, chrome, and matte black.
T-Bar Handles
T-bar handles are a great choice for those who want a modern look with a little bit of flair. They are shaped like a T and are available in a variety of finishes, including brushed nickel, chrome, and matte black.
Bow Handles
Also known as Arc handles. These handles feature a sleek and stylish design that is sure to elevate the aesthetic appeal of your cabinetry. They are shaped as the name suggested, but come in all types of profiles, such as rectangular, flat, curved or rounded, making it easy to find the perfect fit for your kitchen.
Cup handles
Cup handles are a popular choice for traditional kitchens. They are shaped like a downward-facing cup and are available in a variety of finishes, including brass, chrome, and oil-rubbed bronze. Cup handles are a great choice for those who want a traditional look with a little bit of flair.
Recessed Handles
Also known as Flush Pull Handles. Recessed handles are a great choice for those who want a minimalist look. They are installed flush with the cabinet door or drawer, so there are hard to catch with loose clothing.
Knobs
Knobs are a classic choice for kitchen cabinets. They are available in a variety of shapes and sizes, including round, square, oval, T shaped, and flower. The choices are endless with unique designs from all around the world.
Push To Open
Push to Open is a handle-less, mechanical handle that allows for a completely minimalist look. Not visible at all as they are installed behind the door. And as the name suggests, just push to open. This type of opening device is also optioned with electronically assisted opening, making it easier for people with joint issues or disabilities.

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