Peyton Cabinet Pull

FINISHES
Antique Brass: Antique Brass is hand finished. The color may vary slightly in tone. It is plated and lacquered.

Polished Nickel: Polished nickel has a warm, golden undertone that feels softer and more luxurious than chrome. Its light-reflective surface adds depth and richness, and with regular care, it will age gracefully while retaining its polished appeal.

Unlacquered Brass: Unlacquered brass is a living finish. It responds to its surroundings and naturally develops a patina, meaning no two pieces will ever look exactly the same

CARE
No matter what material you opt for, it's important that you care for your hardware to ensure it looks its best and doesn’t age prematurely. For all options — solid brass, aluminum and stainless steel — we advise regular, non-abrasive cleaning with a cloth and warm, soapy water. Avoid chemical-based cleaners.

Most cabinet hardware includes screws for 3/4" thick panels. For thicker cabinets, longer screws can be purchased separately either through us or your nearest hardware store.

Most cabinet pulls are sized by the center to center. This is the distance from the center of one hole to the center of the other hole. Length is the overall length of the pull from tip to tip.

1-1/4" is the most common size knob. For drawer pulls, we often recommend using a pull approximately 1/3 the length of the drawer. For cabinet doors, 5" - 6.5" works well for most cabinets. If your upper cabinets are extra tall, 8" may be more suitable. Click here for our complete guide.

Using a mixture of knobs and pulls can help make your space feel more custom. A safe go-to is knobs on doors and pulls on drawers, but there are many other options that look nice as well. Click here for our complete guide.