Wide selection of knobs for kitchen, bathroom, and furniture

Easily upgrade your home with new knobs.

Replacing knobs in the kitchen, bathroom, or wardrobes is a smart and affordable way to refresh your home. Instead of renovating an entire room, switching out knobs and handles can make a big difference – without breaking the bank. Invest in new hardware, and your furniture will have a completely new, unique look. Explore our range of stylish knobs and give your home a simple and effective upgrade!

We offer knobs in modern, classic, country & Scandinavian designs. Materials such as leather, brass, chrome, copper and stainless are all designs found in our range. If you are going to combine knobs with handles, we have several series offered in both Handles, Door handles, T-bars and knobs. 

Many of our knobs work just as well in the bathroom as in the kitchen, as well as for the stylish wardrobe or the beautiful dresser or cabinet. We try to help you make a better choice in several ways. If you are going to have knobs for a kitchen and want to supplement with handles, you can see connected series under "fit together with" on the product page.

Choosing Knobs - What Should You Consider?

When selecting knobs for your home, follow these three simple guidelines to make a thoughtful choice:

1. Style. Consider the dominant style of your home and the space where the knob will be used. For a rustic look, a rounder knob may fit well, while a modern and minimalist knob better complements a Scandinavian, sleek design.

2. Material. Choose a material that harmonizes with the surroundings and contributes to the atmosphere you want to create. A nickel or chrome knob blends in subtly, while brushed brass adds a luxurious touch and serves as a decorative detail.

3. Size. Size is crucial for both function and aesthetics. The knob should be easy to grip and balance well with the size of the door or drawer for a proportional look.

By balancing style, material, and size, you can select knobs that fit seamlessly and feel timeless. In kitchens, it’s also important for knobs and handles to complement each other aesthetically, as they’re often used together.

Materials and Trends for Knobs

When choosing knobs, consider where they’ll be placed and the dominant colors in the room. Brass in various finishes, such as brushed or antique brass, remains the most popular choice, followed by chrome, which is growing in popularity, as well as trendy materials like copper, gold, and matte black.

More people are also daring to personalize their spaces with unique, eye-catching details. A perfect starting point is smaller yet distinctive features, like beautiful knobs on furniture or in the kitchen. For this, our exciting selection of unique knobs — featuring accents like shell inlays, leather, green marble, organic glass, or hammered brass finishes — is sure to inspire.

Brass Knobs

Brass knobs are highly sought after and enhance both wooden surfaces and materials like marble or granite. Many people prefer to pair brass knobs with kitchen handles in the same finish. To maintain their appearance, our brass products are treated with a protective coating to prevent discoloration.

Black knobs

Timeless choices that work with nearly all kitchen styles, chrome and nickel knobs are easy to maintain and incredibly versatile. One of our most popular models, Knob 1040, is a prime example of a design that transcends trends.

Combining Knobs and Handles

Kitchens require functional and ergonomic details for opening cabinets, drawers, and doors. While handles are often the primary choice, it’s common to combine knobs and handles for added variety and functionality. A popular approach is to use handles on larger, heavier doors and knobs on upper cabinets.

With our extensive range and smart filtering tools, you can easily find knobs and handles that complement each other in both style and finish. Filter by size, material, and color to ensure all your requirements are met.

Why Have Knobs Become Popular Again?

In the past, knobs were mostly used on furniture like dressers and wardrobes, as kitchen cabinets were often too heavy to open with just a knob. However, with the advent of lighter materials like particleboard, improved hinges, and smoother sliding systems, knobs have become an appealing option for kitchens and bathrooms as well.

A common arrangement today is to use handles on cabinets and drawers below waist height, while knobs are used on upper cabinets. With the right choice of knobs and handles, you can combine functionality and aesthetics for a well-thought-out and stylish result.