1. Knob in Brushed Satin Nickel from Top Knobs USA
Nouveau2 Collection - M579
http://www.topknobsusa.com/ProductDetail.aspx?opt=prod&l1=0&l2=1&prod_id=M579&prod_type=0
Finish: Brushed Satin Nickel
Material: Solid Brass
Collection: Nouveau2
Pull Size: 8.1 - 12”
Diameter: 1/2" - 3/4"
Length: 3/4"
Width: 3/4"
Projection: 15/16"
Price: $7.35
I like this simple, contemporary knob for cabinets. It comes in other finishes, such as polished chrome and solid brass, but I think the brushed satin nickel finish looks the most modern.
2. Dover Latch Handle from Top Knobs USA
M226 - Tuscany Collection
http://www.topknobsusa.com/ProductDetail.aspx?opt=prod&l1=0&l2=1&prod_id=M226&prod_type=0
Style: Traditional / Classic, OldWorld / Antique / Period
Finish: Old English Copper
Material: Zinc Alloy
Collection: Tuscany
Pull Size: 1 - 4”
Length: 3"
Width: 15/16"
Projection: 1 1/4"
Actual C to C*: 2 1/2"
Price: $7.10
Another interesting piece of cabinet hardware. I think this would look nice and unique in an old world- style kitchen with light colored cabinets, especially in the copper finish.
3. Open and closed recessed pulls (for sliding doors) from FSB
http://www.fsb.de/English/Products/Novelties/Flush/Flush_pulls/index.phtml
These flush pulls ensure a uniform appearance for a door leaf. The operating aperture is always blanked out by a flap that springs neatly into the closed position when the hardware is not being used. The handles are designed in such a way that untidily or inaccurately machined edges can be concealed by means of the surface-mounted perimeter.
A great idea for a sliding door pull. I love the look of a flush handle. It would definitely work well in an ultra modern or minimalistic dwelling.
4. L 301 Serie Fog Duemilaquattro door knocker from Valli & Valli
Designed by Frank O. Gehry
Matching door level and door pull:
This interesting set of door hardware would be fitting for a modern deconstructiv-esque building or home. Available from Valli & Valli, an 80 yr old company started by Pasquale Valli, who originally designed umbrella handles.
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