Cup handles and cup pulls for cabinets and drawers
Cup handles are the familiar furniture pulls with a shaped face that you reach beneath to open a drawer or cupboard. You may also see them described as cup pulls, cabinet cup pulls or drawer cup handles; these terms point to the same practical style rather than separate kinds of hardware. This collection is therefore organised for people comparing cup handles for kitchen units, freestanding furniture and fitted cabinetry, without sending the search towards unrelated door hardware.
There are 28 products in the live collection. The range includes the Arro and Manna kitchen cabinet cup handles, the Vortex and Hera cup pull handles, and the square-fronted Tala family. Those names matter when you are trying to repeat a shape across several pieces of furniture: compare products within one family first, then choose the individual finish shown on each product page.
Shapes, finishes and measured sizes
Arro and Manna offer a rounded, traditional cup-handle outline, while Tala provides a more geometric square profile. Vortex and Hera are listed as cup pull handles. Verified finish names across the collection include antique brass, antique copper, antique silver, black, brushed chrome, gold, polished chrome, satin copper and satin nickel. The finish wording is taken from the current products; do not assume that similarly named finishes from separate families will be visually identical.
Size should be checked against the individual product rather than inferred from the photograph. Vortex products currently show 64mm hole centres. The Tala product descriptions specify 64mm centre-to-centre, 92mm overall length, 40mm height and 22mm projection. These measurements describe Tala only, not every cup handle in the collection. If you are replacing an existing handle, measure from the centre of one screw hole to the centre of the other and compare that figure with the listed hole-centre size.
How to choose a cup pull
- For a direct replacement, start with the existing hole centres; overall width alone is not enough.
- Check projection where drawer fronts sit close together or beside an adjacent cupboard door.
- Use the named family to keep the same outline across a run of drawers.
- Compare each product page for its exact dimensions and current finish name before ordering.
Cup pulls are especially useful when you want a handle that reads as part of the drawer front rather than a long bar across it. A compact cup can suit small drawers, while a stronger geometric face such as Tala makes the hardware more visible. On a mixed bank of cupboards and drawers, you can use cup handles on drawers and select a related cabinet handle for doors, provided the proportions work together.
Planning a replacement
Photograph the existing layout before removing anything, note the hole-centre measurement and check whether the old handle has left a visible mark. The replacement needs to cover the area you want concealed as well as align with the drilling. For new cabinetry, mark one sample position and view it from normal standing height before repeating it across every front. This small check helps you judge whether the cup opening is easy to reach and whether the handle sits comfortably within rails, panels and drawer edges.
Browse by family, finish and verified dimensions, then use the related cabinet, drawer and kitchen handle collections if a cup pull is only one part of the project.
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