The right handle finish should tie a whole room together. It’s not just about size and shape either, the finish of your handles can really set the tone. From traditional materials that are full of character, through to sleek options that provide a minimalist appearance, there’s plenty to choose from.
At French Furniture Fittings you’ll find a carefully curated range of handle finishes to suit all interiors, and we’re going to look at some of the most popular below.
Matte black handles have quickly rose in popularity. They offer a sophisticated and ultra modern appearance. They work perfectly in modern and minimalist interiors due to the clear contrast with lighter colours.
The flat and un-glossy finish also hides fingerprints and smudges to make them ideal for busy family kitchens and bathrooms.
Chrome handles have been a firm favourite for many years. They’re popular on kitchen cabinets, bathroom units or living room furniture. Chrome works perfect in contemporary spaces such as alongside shaker style cabinets or marble worktops.
They add sophistication to your furniture without trying and the finish is easy to match up with other hardware such as taps and light fittings.
The matte style appearance of antique pewter handles brings character to any furniture. The finish has an historical feel without looking old or overdone. Generally used in traditional settings such as period properties or country style kitchens, it works perfectly alongside side real wood or stone.
If you’re looking something with more texture and a rugged appearance, iron handles might be the finish for you. Iron brings a rustic look that’s perfect for country homes, barns or any where you want add old world character.
Unlike smoother finishes, iron can often have some natural variation that makes each handle unique. Iron furniture handles are perfect when worked alongside traditional craftmanship such as painted wood or reclaimed furniture.
Copper handles bring a natural warmth to any room that instantly brings personality. Copper works well in many design themes including modern interiors or country style kitchens.
Copper ages well and will give off that “lived in” look that many people love, or perhaps something more sophisticated if kept polished.