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What is a handle for furniture and drawers?

A handle is a fitting attached to drawers, cabinets, or doors, making it easy to open and close them. At Dims Studio, you’ll find a carefully selected range of decorative handles that add personality and character to both new and old furniture. The selection is curated with a focus on quality, materials, and that little extra touch that makes a big difference in your interior.

Materials and types of handles

Handles come in many different materials, and at Dims Studio you can choose from brass, ceramic, glass, iron, and enamel, among others. Brass handles give a warm and classic look, while ceramic and glass offer more color play and detail. Enamel and iron are often used for more rustic or vintage-inspired designs. The collection includes pulls, knobs, and classic grip handles, so you can match any piece of furniture and style.

Sizes and dimensions

Most handles for drawers and cabinets measure between 3 and 6 cm in diameter if they are knobs, and 8 to 14 cm in length if they are pulls. The hole distance on pulls typically ranges from 6 to 10 cm, fitting most standard furniture. It’s a good idea to measure existing holes before choosing new handles. Smaller knobs work well for bedside tables or dressers, while longer pulls suit kitchen cabinets and larger drawers.

Brand stories: Doing Goods and more

Dims Studio offers a special selection of handles from Doing Goods, known for handmade designs with a playful and detailed expression. Each Doing Goods handle is unique, often inspired by animals, flowers, or oriental motifs, and produced in small series. The selection also includes handles from other brands where quality and design go hand in hand. The focus is on offering something you won’t find everywhere – handles that elevate even the simplest furniture and make it personal.

Use and styling of handles

  • Replace old pulls on dressers, cabinets, or kitchen doors to give your furniture new life.
  • Mix different handles on the same piece for an eclectic look.
  • Use colorful or sculpted handles in children’s rooms to create a playful vibe.
  • Choose matching handles for a calmer, more cohesive look in kitchens or hallways.
  • A single handle can also be used as a hook for jewelry, bags, or dish towels.

Interior styles and handles

Handles can support and enhance different interior styles. Brass and glass suit classic or vintage-inspired homes, while ceramic and enamel add a more colorful and bohemian touch. Animal and flower motifs from Doing Goods are perfect if you want personality and humor in your decor. With the right handles, you can easily update the style of both heirlooms and new furniture without investing in entirely new pieces.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a handle for furniture?

A handle is a fitting attached to drawers, cabinets, or doors, making it easy to open and close them.

What size handle should I choose?

Measure the distance between existing screw holes. Typical pulls measure 8-14 cm in length and knobs 3-6 cm in diameter.

What is the difference between a pull and a knob?

A pull has two attachment points and is elongated, while a knob is round or oval and fastened with one screw.

How big is a typical handle for drawers?

Most handle knobs are 3-4 cm in diameter, while pulls often measure 10-12 cm in length.

Which material is best for handles?

Brass is durable and classic, while ceramic and glass add color and detail. The choice depends on style and use.

What are decorative handles used for?

They are used to upgrade or refresh drawers, cabinets, doors, or furniture with a personal touch.

Can handles be used on both new and old furniture?

Yes, handles can easily be mounted on both new and old furniture, as long as the hole distance fits.

Are handles a good gift idea?

Yes, special handles are popular gifts for housewarmings or DIY projects.

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