Luxury drawer pulls for your kitchen

Experience luxury with hand-sculpted drawer pulls.

This drawer pull is exquisite. It was crafted with care and skill by a talented female sculptor. Its artistry is remarkable. Fashioned from clay, this beautiful piece exudes a sensuous quality that immediately captures the eye and stirs the senses.

The smooth, curving lines of the drawer pull are expertly sculpted, each one flowing effortlessly into the next to create a truly harmonious whole. The brass has a warm, golden glow. This adds a touch of luxury to the piece. The surface also has intricate detailing which adds depth and texture.

Enjoy the rarity of custom brass pulls for your Commodes and Chests of Drawers

As you run your fingers over the surface of the drawer pull, you can feel the expertly-crafted ridges and grooves that give the piece its unique character. The weight of the brass feels satisfyingly substantial in your hand, adding to the overall sense of quality and craftsmanship.

This stunning work of art is a testament to the skill and dedication of its creator, a true master of her craft. Whether used to adorn a piece of furniture or simply displayed as a standalone piece, this brass drawer pull is sure to be a conversation starter and a cherished addition to any collection.

Complete your closet door decor set with the knobs: Forme N04

DIMENSION: 6" x 1,25" or 150 x 30 mm

PROJECTION: 1.5” or 35 mm

MATERIAL: solid brass

FINISHES: Natural Brass, Bronze, Satin Nickel, Carbon Black

INCLUDED: 2 screws for cabinet M5 X 25MM

MAINTENANCE: allow to patinate over time or use a brass copper brightener with no abrasive cloth.

What is the difference between raw unlaqcuered brass and polished lacquered brass ?

Raw, unlacquered brass and polished, lacquered brass differ in several key ways:

1. **Finish Appearance**: Raw, unlacquered brass will have a more organic and natural look, showcasing the inherent beauty of the metal. It tends to be duller than polished brass and may show more of the forging and casting marks, which can add to its rustic charm. Polished, lacquered brass, on the other hand, has a shiny, mirror-like finish, due to the polishing process and the application of a clear lacquer coating.

2. **Aging and Patina**: Unlacquered brass will naturally age over time, resulting in a patina (a kind of oxidation that occurs on the surface of the brass). This patina can add character and a vintage look to the piece, and many people find it appealing. Lacquered brass, however, will maintain its shiny appearance for a longer time, as the lacquer coating prevents direct exposure of the brass to the environment and hence slows down the patination process.

3. **Maintenance**: Unlacquered brass requires more maintenance to keep it looking new, as it can tarnish or oxidize over time. It needs to be regularly cleaned and possibly polished, depending on the desired look. Lacquered brass is much easier to maintain, as the lacquer coating protects the brass from tarnishing. It only requires occasional cleaning with a soft cloth.

4. **Durability**: While both raw and lacquered brass are durable, the lacquer on polished brass can chip or crack over time, especially if the hardware is used frequently. This could lead to a mismatched appearance between the exposed, tarnishing brass and the remaining polished, lacquered parts.

Each type of finish has its own unique characteristics, and the best choice depends on the aesthetic preference and maintenance commitment of your clients.