Worn Kitchen Cabinet Hardware?
Loose knobs, sticky drawers, and outdated hardware make your kitchen feel tired. Updated hardware and soft-close upgrades can transform your kitchen without a full remodel.
Signs Hardware Needs Updating
These issues indicate your cabinet hardware needs an upgrade
Loose Knobs
Won't stay tight no matter how much you tighten
Sticky Drawers
Drawers stick, bind, or don't close fully
Door Slamming
Cabinet doors slam shut loudly
Worn Finish
Pitted, peeling, or outdated brass look
Missing Pieces
Broken or missing hardware throughout
Squeaky Hinges
Hinges squeak or don't hold doors level
Dated Style
90s brass or oak-era hardware
Hard to Grip
Uncomfortable to use or too small
Hardware Upgrade Options
Transform your kitchen with these hardware solutions
Hardware Only
Replace knobs and pulls with modern styles. Instant visual update with minimal cost.
- Modern knobs & pulls
- Match existing holes
- Same-day installation
Soft-Close Upgrade
New hardware plus soft-close hinges and drawer slides. No more slamming doors.
- Modern hardware included
- Soft-close hinges
- Soft-close drawer slides
Designer Hardware
Premium designer hardware in specialty finishes with full soft-close systems.
- Designer-quality pieces
- Specialty finishes
- Hidden/push-to-open options
Popular Hardware Finishes
Brushed Nickel
Versatile, modern, hides fingerprints
Pairs with: Stainless appliances, gray/white cabinets
Matte Black
Bold, contemporary, makes a statement
Pairs with: White cabinets, modern farmhouse, industrial
Polished Chrome
Classic, bright, easy to clean
Pairs with: Traditional kitchens, white/light cabinets
Brushed Gold/Brass
Warm, luxurious, very on-trend
Pairs with: Navy, green, or white cabinets
Oil-Rubbed Bronze
Rich, traditional, ages beautifully
Pairs with: Traditional, Tuscan, dark wood cabinets
Satin Brass
Softer than polished, elegant warmth
Pairs with: Transitional, contemporary, mixed metals
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does cabinet hardware replacement cost?
Cabinet hardware ranges from per piece for knobs and for pulls. A typical kitchen with 30-40 pieces: budget hardware , mid-range , designer hardware . Soft-close hinges add per door. Professional installation is typically total.
Should I use knobs or pulls on kitchen cabinets?
Common convention: knobs on doors, pulls on drawers. Pulls are easier to grip, especially for heavy drawers or those used frequently. Knobs take less visual space. Many kitchens mix both. Consider your grip strength, style preference, and cabinet door size when choosing.
Can I add soft-close to existing cabinets?
Yes! Soft-close can be retrofitted to most cabinets. Options include: replacing hinges with soft-close hinges (/door), adding soft-close adapters to existing hinges (/door), or replacing drawer slides with soft-close versions (/drawer). Most installations don't require new holes.
How do I choose cabinet hardware finish?
Match or complement your faucet and appliances. Popular finishes: brushed nickel (versatile, hides fingerprints), matte black (modern, bold), polished chrome (classic, bright), brass/gold (warm, trending), oil-rubbed bronze (traditional, warm). Consider maintenance—some finishes show fingerprints more.
Ready for a Hardware Refresh?
Small change, big impact. Let us update your cabinet hardware. Free consultation included.