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Brass Kitchen Knobs

Solid brass kitchen knobs for cabinet doors and drawers, available in polished, satin, and unlacquered finishes. Match them with your existing brass hardware and fittings for a coordinated kitchen rather than a mix of near-matching finishes.
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Antique brushed brass cabinet pulls with knurled rims and smooth centers
Antique brushed brass cabinet pulls with knurled rims and smooth centers

Antique Brass Knurled Rim Cabinet Pulls & Knob

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Antique brass sunburst knobs showing domed centers and fine radial detailing
Antique brass sunburst knobs showing domed centers and fine radial detailing

Antique Brass Sunburst Cabinet Knob

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Choosing Brass Kitchen Cabinet Knobs: Size and Finish

Knob diameter and finish do most of the work in how brass kitchen cabinet knobs read from across the room. Get the size wrong and knobs look lost on a full-size door or oversized on a small drawer front. Get the finish wrong and even solid brass hardware can clash with the rest of your kitchen. Start with your door and drawer sizes, then decide how much shine you want day to day.

  • 1" to 1.25" knobs suit inset doors, smaller drawers, and minimalist cabinetry
  • 1.25" to 1.5" knobs are the standard fit for most full-size kitchen doors and drawers
  • Polished brass gives a bright, reflective finish that shows best under good kitchen lighting
  • Satin brass kitchen knobs offer a softer sheen that hides fingerprints and fits most kitchen styles
  • Unlacquered brass has no clear coat, so it develops a natural patina with handling over time
  • Browse the full brass cabinet knobs range if you're still comparing shapes and finishes

Matching Brass Knobs for Kitchen Cabinets with Pulls and Hardware

Knobs and pulls don't have to be the same product to match. Most kitchens use brass knobs for kitchen cabinets on doors and pulls on drawers, in the same finish, so the hardware reads as one decision rather than two separate purchases. Once you've settled on a finish for your knobs, the rest of the room's brass hardware follows the same logic.

Common Questions About Brass Kitchen Knobs

What size knobs should I use for kitchen cabinets?

Most kitchen doors and drawers use knobs between 1.25 and 1.5 inches in diameter. Smaller cabinets, inset doors, or minimalist designs can work with 1 inch knobs, while anything larger is usually better suited to a pull.

Is unlacquered brass a good choice for a kitchen?

Yes, if you want the finish to age naturally. Unlacquered brass has no protective coating, so it darkens and develops a patina with regular handling, especially around the edges. Polished or satin brass keeps a more consistent look from day one.

Are brass kitchen cupboard knobs the same as cabinet knobs?

Yes, cupboard and cabinet are used interchangeably for the same kitchen storage units, so brass kitchen cupboard knobs and brass cabinet knobs refer to the same hardware. Knobs are typically used on doors, while pulls are more common on drawers.

Do brass cabinet knobs come with screws?

Yes, GetSwitches knobs are supplied with the mounting hardware needed for standard cabinet and drawer installation.

Will these knobs match other brass hardware in my kitchen?

Yes, as long as the finish is specified the same way, for example satin brass or unlacquered brass. Our knobs, pulls, and switch plates are made to the same finish standards so they match across the room.

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