Luxury handles

Luxury handles with distinctive materials and character

Luxury handles can act like jewellery for a kitchen or a piece of furniture. The details create the expression: relief that catches the light, a ribbed surface that can be felt in the hand, natural leather, solid oak or a crystal detail with extra brilliance. This collection brings together selected designs for cabinets, drawers and furniture that deserve a more personal and refined finish.

Luxury is not only about shine. Craftsmanship, material, proportions and the way a handle ages all influence the result. Start with the setting in which the fitting will be used, then choose a design that works with the colour of the front, the other metals in the room and the frequency of use.

Leather, oak and natural materials

Leather handles provide a warm, tactile contrast to wood, stone and painted cabinets. The texture of leather can change over time and develop a personal patina. Follow the care instructions for each product, especially in kitchens and bathrooms where the fitting may be exposed to moisture and frequent cleaning.

Our oak handles include designs such as Ekeby, where the grain becomes a visible part of the design. Natural materials can vary in colour and pattern, making every detail individual. More alternatives are available among our wooden handles.

Relief, ribbing and crystal details

Relief and ribbed surfaces add depth and create subtle shifts as light moves across the front. They can make a restrained, single-colour handle more distinctive without requiring a large shape. For a more decorative statement, explore Swarovski handles, where crystals create a clear accent on display cabinets, cupboards or selected drawers.

If you prefer a classic or timeless expression, compare our antique handles. Their shapes often work well when the fitting should reinforce the character of the furniture rather than disappear into the background.

Create balance in the room

A luxury handle does not have to be used on every front. A special model can highlight an island, a display cabinet or a freestanding piece while simpler fittings are used nearby. Repeating one tone or material in lamps, taps or other details helps create a coherent interior.

Measure and check the fixing

Measure the centre-to-centre distance between screw holes when replacing an existing handle. Also check the overall length, height, projection and screw length against the thickness of the front. For knobs and single-point handles, make sure the position works with edges and profiles. Accurate measurements and proper care ensure the chosen handle feels as considered in daily use as it looks in the photographs.