Pull handles for cabinets, cupboards and drawers
This collection is for cabinet and drawer pull handles: the furniture hardware used on kitchen units, cupboards, chests, desks and other fitted or freestanding cabinetry. The phrase pull handle can also describe large hardware for entrance or internal doors, but that is not the useful focus here. The live membership is made up chiefly of furniture-scale D-shaped pulls, bow handles, cup pulls, T-bar pulls and drop-ring handles, so the copy and related links stay within cabinet, drawer and kitchen-handle shopping.
There are 72 products in the current Shopify collection. Dimora and Napa provide substantial groups of D-shaped and drawer pull handles. Floria and Pipo cover bow forms; Parla and Ella provide further D-shaped pulls; Vortex, Arro, Amory and Tala represent cup-handle shapes; Collier and Sienna add T-bar pull options; and Lancer, Lancer BP and Sedona cover drop-ring designs. Mara includes knurled cabinet handles, with and without a backplate. This variety makes the collection useful as a comparison page, but it also means measurements must be read at product level.
Choose the pull type before the finish
A D-shaped or bow pull gives a fixed grip between two mounting points. A cup pull is reached from beneath and has a more enclosed face. A T-bar pull creates a straighter line across the drawer, while a drop-ring handle has a moving component. Decide which action and outline suit the furniture before narrowing by finish. Switching between these types can change the drilling, projection and area covered on the front.
Verified finish names in the live membership include antique brass, antique copper, antique silver, black, brushed chrome, gold, polished chrome, satin copper and satin nickel. These names are suitable filters for the products that carry them, but they should not be treated as a promise that separate families will match one another. Compare the selected product images and wording directly.
Verified hole-centre options
The current variant data includes 64mm, 96mm, 128mm, 160mm, 192mm, 224mm and 320mm hole-centre choices across the collection. Some Dimora variants are explicitly listed as fitting both 96mm and 128mm centres. Availability depends on family: Napa spans 96mm to 224mm; Floria spans 128mm to 224mm; Pipo lists 64mm and 96mm; Ella lists 64mm, 96mm and 128mm; and Mara lists 160mm and 224mm. Collier and Sienna extend to 320mm on their current variants.
Hole centres measure the distance between the centres of the two fixing holes. They do not state the handle's overall length or projection. For a replacement, remove one existing handle and measure the drilling. Then check the complete dimensions on the selected product, especially where neighbouring doors, drawer rails or corners limit space.
- Identify D-shaped, bow, cup, T-bar or drop-ring format.
- Match the exact centre-to-centre measurement for existing two-hole drilling.
- Use the named family when repeating the same profile across several fronts.
- Confirm finish wording and complete dimensions on the individual product page.
Keep cabinet pulls separate from door hardware
Broad door-pull terminology can attract shoppers looking for architectural handles with a very different scale and fitting requirement. This page deliberately stays with cabinet and drawer pull handles. If you are planning a kitchen or furniture update, use the related cabinet, cupboard, drawer and specialist handle collections to compare like with like. Start with the drilling and pull type, then move to family, size and finish; that produces a clearer shortlist than beginning with a generic search for door pulls.
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