Remy Knob

A cabinet knob should feel like something when you reach for it—not weightless stamped metal that clicks against the door, but a piece with substance. This design takes its shape from mid-century furniture hardware, where curves were gentle and edges were finished with care. Cast from solid brass rather than plated or hollow, it has the heft that makes opening a drawer feel intentional.

The profile is simple: a rounded dome that tapers toward the base, with no sharp transitions or decorative grooves. That simplicity means it works on painted Shaker cabinets, walnut credenzas, or flat-panel kitchen doors without forcing a style. The diameter is large enough to grab comfortably but compact enough that it doesn't dominate a small drawer front.

Each knob is finished by hand, so the surface texture varies slightly depending on the color. True Black and the satin finishes have a matte surface that resists fingerprints. Polished Nickel and Natural Brass catch the light and will develop patina with use. Butterscotch Satin is a warm bronze tone, while Laurel Satin leans cooler and greener. All six finishes are applied to the same solid brass body, so weight and shape remain consistent.

Mounting hardware is included. The threaded post extends one inch from the back of the knob, which is standard for most cabinet doors and drawer fronts between half an inch and one inch thick. If your doors are thicker or if you're mounting through a decorative overlay, measure before ordering—you may need a longer screw.