Berenson Cabinet Hardware

Shop Berenson Cabinet Knobs & Pulls


Shop Berenson cabinet hardware at Factory Direct Hardware. Berenson offers cabinet knobs and pulls in a wide range of styles—from clean contemporary to classic traditional—making it easy to match your cabinetry, finishes, and overall design. Start with the categories below to shop by hardware type, then filter by finish, length, and style. If you’re replacing existing pulls, measure your center-to-center screw spacing (hole-to-hole) before ordering so the new hardware fits your current holes without extra drilling.

Berenson Cabinet Pulls
Berenson Cabinet Pulls
Berenson Cabinet Knobs
Berenson Cabinet Knobs
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How to Choose Berenson Knobs & Pulls

Berenson cabinet hardware is a quick, high-impact upgrade for kitchens, baths, and built-ins. Start with the right hardware type: knobs work well on cabinet doors and smaller drawers, while pulls are popular on larger drawers and heavier doors for comfort and leverage. Once you choose knob vs pull, the biggest “fit” variable is pull sizing—especially center-to-center screw spacing.

Buying tips (avoid mistakes):

  • Measure center-to-center on pulls: measure from the center of one screw hole to the center of the other. This is the most common replacement mismatch.
  • Match the scale: longer pulls often look best on wide drawers; knobs keep doors clean and simple.
  • Choose a finish plan: pick one primary finish and repeat it across the kitchen/bath for a cohesive look.
  • Mix intentionally: many installs use knobs on uppers and pulls on lowers/drawers for balance and usability.

Popular Berenson Categories

Berenson Cabinet Pulls • Berenson Cabinet Knobs

Berenson FAQs

What does “center-to-center” mean? It’s the distance between the two screw holes on a pull (hole-center to hole-center).

Should I use knobs or pulls? Knobs are common on doors; pulls are popular on drawers and large doors for comfort and leverage.

Can I mix knobs and pulls? Yes—knobs on upper doors and pulls on drawers/lower doors is a common, good-looking layout.

How do I choose pull length? For drawers, choose a pull that looks proportionate to drawer width and is comfortable to grip; for replacements, match the existing hole spacing first.