Cabinet Knobs, Pulls & Hardware

Hardware is jewelry for your kitchen. We carry Pride Industrial decorative hardware — bar pulls, cup pulls, mission pulls, and knobs — in matte black, brushed brass, polished chrome, satin nickel, and oil-rubbed bronze.

WoodArt Cabinets sells Pride Industrial decorative cabinet hardware at our Isom Rd showroom in San Antonio: bar, cup, square and mission pulls, knobs and appliance handles in matte black, brushed brass, polished chrome, satin nickel and oil-rubbed bronze. Hardware is priced per piece, and when you bundle it with a cabinet order our crew installs it during the cabinet install.

How to Choose Cabinet Hardware

• Match cabinet style. Shaker = bar pulls or cup pulls. Slab = bar pulls or no-handle integrated. Inset = traditional knobs or vintage cup pulls.
• Pick one metal family. Don't mix brass + chrome unless intentional. Faucet, lighting, hardware should coordinate.
• Size matters. 5" pulls for upper cabinets and drawers under 24". 7"-9" for wide drawers. 12"+ for appliance pulls.
• Check center-to-center. Pull mounting holes are typically 3", 3.75", 5", 6.25", 7.5". Buying wrong spacing = re-drilling.

How hardware is quoted and installed

Your cabinet quote lists the knobs and pulls piece by piece, so you can see what hardware adds across the 20–30 cabinets of a typical kitchen. Buying hardware on its own? Bring in a door or drawer front and we will match the finish. In the showroom, hardware boards let you hold each finish against your exact door sample — the fastest way to decide between two or three options.

Pairing finishes

On white or navy Shaker doors, brass adds warmth; on slab doors, matte black looks modern; beside stainless appliances, brushed nickel or chrome stays neutral. Choose the faucet and light fixtures first, then match the hardware to them. More ideas in our cabinet hardware guide, or see all hardware.