Handles for bathroom vanities, cabinets and drawersThis collection is for bathroom furniture: vanity units, wall cabinets, storage cupboards and drawer fronts. It is not a range of internal door lever handles. The 161 live products include furniture pulls, cup handles and knobs in shapes that can update an existing unit or complete new fitted storage.…
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This collection is for bathroom furniture: vanity units, wall cabinets, storage cupboards and drawer fronts. It is not a range of internal door lever handles. The 161 live products include furniture pulls, cup handles and knobs in shapes that can update an existing unit or complete new fitted storage. Keeping the purpose clear makes it easier to choose the right scale and fixing pattern without mixing cabinet hardware with architectural door furniture.
Choose a shape for the furniture
D-shaped pulls such as Zinnia, Dimora, Sable and Terea provide a familiar two-fixing grip. Bow families including Viga, Zeller and Ursa introduce a softer curve. Vandon and Sienna use T-bar profiles, while Wimpole offers a straightforward drawer pull and Vortex provides a compact cup handle. The live collection also includes cabinet knobs, which can work well on narrow doors or small drawers where a longer pull would dominate the front.
Measure hole centres carefully
When replacing a two-fixing handle, measure between the centres of the existing holes. Current options across the collection run from 64mm to 320mm hole centres, but no single design covers every measurement. Some products use dual-fit patterns: selected Carna and Dimora handles, for example, are listed to fit one of two stated hole centres. A knob or single-size cup handle follows a different drilling arrangement, so check the product dimensions rather than comparing it with a pull-handle size list.
Coordinate the finish without overmatching
The current furniture range includes black, polished chrome, satin nickel, antique brass, antique copper, antique silver, satin copper and gold finishes, plus knobs in several of those colour groups. You might choose polished chrome for a brighter accent, black to define a pale vanity, satin nickel for a quieter look or an antique finish for painted traditional furniture. Treat finish names as a shopping guide, not a promise that products from separate families will be visually identical. Using one named family across a run of doors and drawers is the clearest route to a consistent profile.
Plan doors and drawers as one scheme
List each front, its width and its current drilling before buying. A vanity with small doors and a wide central drawer may suit related handles in different lengths, while a compact wall cabinet may need only one size. The Zinnia matt gold family currently runs from 128mm to 320mm hole centres, Vandon antique brass from 128mm to 224mm, and the Vortex matt black cup handle uses 64mm hole centres. These are examples from the live range, not universal bathroom-handle sizes.
Prices currently span £2.49 to £12.99 across the collection. Check the chosen finish, size and current variant price on every product page. Most importantly, choose by furniture function and confirmed measurements. The finish can then connect the vanity, cabinet and drawer fronts to the rest of the room without relying on unsupported claims about moisture performance or material.
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