Cabinet Knobs – Shop Handcrafted Designs for Every Style

Discover our full range of cabinet knobs, where every piece is made to do more than just open a drawer. Whether you are searching for modern cabinet knobs to sharpen up a kitchen refresh or classic knobs for cabinets that have been in the family for years, you will find something here worth stopping for. Each knob is handcrafted and available in ceramic, brass, glass, stone, and wood, with sets of 4, 6, 8, and 10 so you can cover an entire room without the guesswork. We ship across the USA, and yes, the screws are always included.

Shop Cabinet Knobs by Material

Whether you are drawn to modern cabinet knobs or something with a little more history to it, browsing by material is the fastest way to find what fits your space.

Ceramic Knobs: Handpainted patterns, florals, and boho or farmhouse designs for kitchens and bedrooms that want a bit of personality. These are the ones that make people stop and ask where you got them.

Brass and Metal Knobs : Bee, rose, bow ribbon, geometric, and novelty shapes finished in gold and silver tones. Solid enough for daily use, decorative enough to be the detail that ties a room together.
Glass Knobs: Turquoise, clear, aqua, and amber cut-glass styles that work just as well in a vintage cottage as they do in a contemporary flat. Light catches them differently throughout the day, which is part of the appeal.

Stone Knobs: Marble and natural stone pulls for spaces that lean into a luxury, organic aesthetic without trying too hard. No two pieces look exactly the same, which is the point.

Wooden Knobs: Warm-toned, eco-conscious knobs that suit rustic kitchens, Scandi interiors, and anything in between. Simple, grounded, and genuinely timeless.

Modern Cabinet Knobs for Every Interior Style

Minimalist and Contemporary Styles

If your kitchen runs on clean lines and calm tones, our brass and metal knobs in matte black, brushed gold, and satin finishes are built for exactly that. These modern cabinet knobs sit naturally on kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and built-in wardrobes without demanding attention. The geometric shapes in particular are trending through 2026 for good reason. They are understated but deliberate, which is exactly what a minimal space needs from its hardware. Small change, big difference in how put-together the whole room feels.

Bohemian and Artisan Styles

Handpainted ceramic knobs are where things get interesting. Floral motifs, mosaic-inspired patterns, and globally influenced glazes make these a natural fit for eclectic kitchens, creative studios, and boho living spaces that resist matching sets. Perilla Home knobs are priced as complete sets, so refreshing an entire kitchen or a bedroom dresser does not have to involve back-and-forth calculations. Pick your set size, order, install. The handcrafted finish means each knob has its own slight variation, which adds to the charm rather than taking away from it.

Classic and Traditional Styles

For Shaker cabinets, restored furniture pieces, or heritage-style interiors, our brass bee knobs, stone pulls, and wooden knobs carry enough character without crowding the room. These are the knobs for cabinets that belong in a home where things are chosen carefully and kept for a long time. They restore rather than replace, and they develop a quiet patina over years of use that only makes them look better. If you are working on a furniture restoration project or updating a kitchen that leans traditional, this is the category to start with.

Cabinet Knobs and Pulls: How to Mix, Match, and Style Them

Knobs and pulls serve different purposes, and knowing the difference makes the whole decorating decision much easier. A knob uses a single screw mount and is generally round or shaped. It works best on cabinet doors because the motion is a light push or turn rather than a sustained grip. A pull, sometimes called a bar handle, mounts at two points and gives you a full hand grip, which makes it significantly more practical for drawers you open and close throughout the day.

The approach most interior designers follow is simple: cabinet knobs on doors, pulls on drawers. It creates a visual rhythm across the space, distributes hardware wear more sensibly, and gives the room a layered, considered look that feels designed without being stiff.

Mixing metals and materials is very much on trend right now. A brass bee knob on upper cabinet doors paired with a coordinating metal pull on lower drawers is a combination that is trending in kitchen redesigns. The pairing works because both pieces share a finish tone even if the shapes differ. Our brass knobs coordinate naturally with other pieces from our metal collection, so the compatibility question is already answered.

Quantities, a useful rule of thumb: one knob per cabinet door, one pull per drawer. A mid-size kitchen with around 20 doors and 10 drawers typically needs 20 knobs and 10 pulls. If you are using knobs throughout, count on 30 or more. Our sets of 6, 8, and 10 are sized with full-room projects in mind. Explore our full collection to find pieces that work together across your kitchen, bathroom, or bedroom.

How to Choose the Right Knobs for Cabinets

Size: Standard cabinet knobs sit between 1.25 inches and 1.5 inches in diameter, which suits most cabinet doors without looking out of proportion. For larger Shaker-style doors or a kitchen where you want the hardware to make a statement, sizing up to 1.75 inches or above gives better visual balance. Perilla Home stocks multiple size options across materials, so check individual product pages for exact measurements before ordering.

Material: Ceramic brings colour and pattern. Brass is durable and develops a patina that improves over time. Glass gives a vintage-shop quality in a practical format. Stone, particularly marble, reads as quietly luxurious. Wood adds warmth and sits naturally in Scandi or rustic interiors.

Finish: Matte finishes, especially matte black and brushed gold, are genuinely practical in kitchens and bathrooms because they resist fingerprints far better than polished options. Polished finishes, clear glass and bright brass included, add visual sharpness that works well when you want the hardware to be noticed rather than blend in.

Screws and Fitting: Most cabinet knobs use a standard 8/32 thread screw. All Perilla Home knobs come with hardware included, so installation is straightforward from the moment the package arrives.

Room: Kitchen knobs take the most daily contact, so durability and easy cleaning matter. Bathroom knobs should handle moisture well, making ceramic, glass, and brass the practical choices. For dressers and decorative furniture, the wear is lower and you have more freedom to go purely for looks.

Why Choose Perilla Home for Cabinet Knobs

Handcrafted Quality: Every cabinet knob at Perilla Home is hand-finished by skilled artisans. No mass-production shortcuts, which shows in the finish detail, the weight of each piece, and the way it sits once installed.

Curated Collections: From modern ceramic knobs to antique brass designs, the range is built to cover every interior aesthetic without overwhelming you with options. If you have a style direction in mind, there is a material and finish here that fits it cleanly.

Great Value Sets: Sets of 4, 6, 8, and 10 starting from $18.89, making a full kitchen or bathroom refresh achievable without spreading the budget across multiple separate orders.

Fast USA Shipping: Express shipping is available. Most orders arrive well within a week, so you are not waiting long to see the upgrade in place.

5-Star Reviews: Rated 4.8 out of 5 by hundreds of home decor lovers across the USA. The ceramic and glass knobs in particular draw repeat buyers who come back when they start on the next room in the house.

Wholesale Available: Interior designers and trade buyers can shop wholesale through our Faire partnership. If you are sourcing for a client project or a larger renovation, that is the most direct and cost-effective route.