Hooks, Knobs & Pullers: A Guide to Our Hardware Collection
From a single cabinet knob to a full entryway coat rack, hardware is one of the fastest ways to give your home a finished, considered look. Below, we've organized our full range into four categories, so you can go straight to what you're looking for — or browse everything in the Hooks, Knobs & Pullers collection.
Shop by Type
Cabinet Knobs
Round, sculptural, and stone-accented knobs in brass, wood, and metal — the quickest way to refresh a single cabinet door or drawer.
Cabinet Pulls & Handles
Bar-style pulls and handles in brass, stone, and wood, sized for everything from narrow drawers to wide cabinet doors.
Wall Hooks
Magnetic, self-adhesive, and screw-mounted wall hooks for coats, keys, towels, and bags — including no-drill options for renters.
Coat Racks & Organizers
Wall-mounted coat racks and multi-hook organizers for entryways, closets, and bathrooms.
Knobs or Pulls — Which Do You Need?
If you're not sure where to start, here's the simple version: knobs are a single round or sculptural piece, usually mounted with one screw, and work best on cabinet doors and narrower drawers. Pulls and handles are longer, bar-style hardware mounted with two screws, and are the more natural choice for wider drawers where a horizontal grip is easier to use. Many of our designs — including Isolde, Forma, and Oakline — come in both a knob and a pull version, so you can mix them within one coordinated look.
Choosing the Right Wall Hook
Wall hooks in this collection fall into three installation types: screw-mounted for the most secure hold and anything with real weight, self-adhesive for a no-drill install that's ideal for renters, and magnetic for hooks that attach to a metal surface — like a fridge or metal shelving — with nothing to patch or commit to. Check the product details for each hook's installation type before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a cabinet knob and a cabinet pull?
A knob is a single, usually round, piece of hardware mounted with one screw. A pull is longer and mounted with two screws, spaced a set distance apart (the "hole spacing"). Pulls generally suit drawers and wider cabinet fronts; knobs suit doors and narrower fronts.
Do your wall hooks require drilling?
It depends on the hook. We carry screw-mounted, self-adhesive, and magnetic options — each product page lists which installation type applies, so you can filter based on whether you're able to drill into your walls.
Can I mix hardware finishes in the same room?
Yes, as long as it's deliberate. A common approach is to keep one dominant finish (like brass or black) on cabinets and hooks, and use a second finish sparingly as an accent.
Are mounting screws included?
Most of our cabinet hardware and coat racks ship with mounting screws included — this is noted in the "Key Details" section of each product page.
Browse the full range in Hooks, Knobs & Pullers, or jump straight to Cabinet Knobs, Cabinet Pulls & Handles, Wall Hooks, or Coat Racks & Organizers.
