Rich, elegant, luxe. Gold kitchen hardware is the ultimate way to bring warmth and luxury to your space. Brushed gold, one of today’s most popular finishes, acts like jewelry for your cabinets, adding a sparkle to dark tones, light neutrals, or bold painted colors.
Gold pulls and knobs turn everyday cabinets into standout features in your kitchen.

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Gold Kitchen Hardware Products

Champagne Bronze / 1-1/8 Champagne Bronze / 1-1/8
Matte Black / 1-1/8 Champagne Bronze / 1-1/8
Satin Nickel / 1-1/8 Champagne Bronze / 1-1/8
Satin Nickel / 1-1/8 Champagne Bronze / 1-1/8
Franklin Brass Parow Knob
Champagne Bronze / 1 Champagne Bronze / 2
Matte Black / 1 Champagne Bronze / 2
Satin Nickel / 1 Champagne Bronze / 2
Franklin Brass Modern Arch Adjusta-Pull
Champagne Bronze / 1-3/8 Champagne Bronze / 1-3/8
Warm Chestnut / 1-3/8 Champagne Bronze / 1-3/8
Bronze With Copper Highlights / 1-3/8 Champagne Bronze / 1-3/8
Matte Black / 1-3/8 Champagne Bronze / 1-3/8
Polished Chrome / 1-3/8 Champagne Bronze / 1-3/8
Satin Nickel / 1-3/8 Champagne Bronze / 1-3/8
Antique Brass / 1-3/8 Champagne Bronze / 1-3/8
Heirloom Silver / 1-3/8 Champagne Bronze / 1-3/8
Liberty Harmon Knob
Champagne Bronze / 1-3/8 Champagne Bronze / 1-3/8
Matte Black / 1-3/8 Champagne Bronze / 1-3/8
Satin Nickel / 1-3/8 Champagne Bronze / 1-3/8
Franklin Brass Square Bar Adjusta-Pull
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Is gold kitchen hardware still in style?

Yes, gold kitchen hardware is in style, and it’s here to stay. Brushed gold and champagne bronze have taken center stage, replacing bright gold with a refined, modern aesthetic. Gold kitchen hardware adds depth and luxury to your space.

What is the 1/3 rule for cabinet hardware?

The 1/3 rule is a popular design guideline for cabinet hardware. It suggests that the pull size should measure about one-third the width of the drawer or door face it’s installed on.

Is it okay to mix knobs and pulls on cabinets?

Yes, mixing knobs and pulls is common. Homeowners and designers do this for both style and function. One method is to install knobs on all upper cabinet doors, while placing pulls on drawers and larger pantry doors for a cohesive and ergonomic layout.

Is brushed gold better than polished?

Both finishes have their appeal. Brushed gold gives you a muted, matte look that conceals fingerprints and feels sophisticated. Polished gold offers a brilliant, mirror-like shine for a more traditional, luxe aesthetic.