The part of the room you touch every day.
Knobs and pulls are the smallest decision in a kitchen and the one your hand meets most often. They are worth handling in person before you choose.
Weight and finish do not photograph.
Hardware is the one part of a kitchen you make contact with every single day, and it is the part that catalogs describe worst. Two pulls that look identical on a screen can feel completely different in the hand, and a finish that reads warm in a product photo can turn cold on your cabinets.
Our showroom carries hardware on display so you can pick it up, feel the weight, and hold it against the actual door style and finish you are choosing. That is a five minute decision in person and a guess anywhere else.
One finish story, room to room.
Kitchen knobs and pulls
Chosen against your door style and finish rather than in isolation, so the kitchen reads as one decision.
Vanity and bath hardware
Pulls, towel bars and accessories that carry the same finish through the bathroom.
Matched to your glass
Because the shower hardware is chosen in the same showroom, the bathroom finishes can be lined up before anything is ordered.
See it against your own selections.
Bring your door style sample, or the finish you have already committed to elsewhere in the room, and we will hold the hardware against it. It is the fastest way to rule out the options that were never going to work.
If you are matching hardware to something already in the house, bring a photo or the piece itself. Working from the real thing beats working from a finish name.
- Knobs, pulls and bar handles
- Towel bars and bath accessories
- Finishes carried through kitchen and bath
- Ask about the full range in the showroom
Common questions.
Can I buy hardware on its own?
Yes. Plenty of people come in to change hardware without touching the cabinets, and it is one of the cheapest ways to make a kitchen feel updated.
Can you match hardware I already have?
Bring a piece of it or a clear photo and we will hold it against what is on display. Matching from the real thing is far more reliable than matching from a finish name.
What finishes do you carry?
Finishes move with what the manufacturers are running, so rather than publish a list that goes stale, ask about the full range when you come in. The showroom is the honest answer to that question.
Ready to see it in person?
Visit the Sterling Heights showroom or get a free, no-pressure quote, measured and installed by the family that builds it.