Amerock Bronx Collection cabinet hardware
The Amerock Bronx Collection is a contemporary family built on a flat, squared-off bar with crisp right-angle posts. Bronx reads as architectural rather than soft, with a hard-edged profile that pairs naturally with flat-panel and slab cabinetry.
What identifies the Bronx look
Bronx runs a rectangular handle with straight, square-shouldered posts and flat-cut ends. Cabinet pulls cover 3-inch, 3-3/4-inch, 5-1/16-inch, 6-5/16-inch, 8-inch, 10-1/16-inch, and 12-5/8-inch centers, with 12-inch, 18-inch, and 24-inch appliance lengths to carry the look onto a refrigerator front. A 2-5/8-inch knob and a single-prong wall hook round out the line. Two-tone finishes are a signature here: polished nickel paired with black bronze, golden champagne, gunmetal, or stainless steel gives the bar a defined edge against the cabinet face, while single tones like oil rubbed bronze and satin nickel keep it quiet.
Buying considerations
Bronx fits contemporary and modern-transitional kitchens where the cabinetry is plain and the hardware does the line work. The deep size ladder lets one profile run from upper doors to a tall pantry and an appliance panel without a visual break, which is hard to match across mixed lines. The single-tone options read as restrained everyday hardware, while the two-tone finishes make Bronx a deliberate accent rather than a background piece. Mixing the knob on doors with the bar on drawers holds because both share the same squared geometry. The matching wall hook extends the look into a mudroom or entry, which keeps an open-plan space consistent. Confirm pull centers against existing bores before ordering, and keep one finish across the room so the edges stay coherent.
Related Amerock collections
This line sits within the broader Amerock catalog. Browse the full Amerock brand page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What cabinet styles work best with the Amerock Bronx Collection?
The Bronx Collection is designed for contemporary and modern-transitional kitchens where cabinetry is flat-panel or slab. Its straight, square-shouldered posts and flat-cut ends reinforce the clean lines of frameless and inset flat-front doors. It is not a natural fit for raised-panel or ornate cabinetry, where a rounder, more curved profile would better match the door's detailing.
What center-to-center sizes does the Bronx pull come in?
Bronx cabinet pulls are available in 3-inch, 3-3/4-inch, 5-1/16-inch, 6-5/16-inch, 8-inch, 10-1/16-inch, and 12-5/8-inch centers. Appliance pulls extend the same profile in 12-inch, 18-inch, and 24-inch lengths for refrigerator and pantry fronts. Before ordering, confirm the bore spacing on existing cabinetry, because the centers must match the pre-drilled holes.
How does the Bronx two-tone finish differ from a single-tone option in a kitchen?
Bronx two-tone finishes — such as polished nickel paired with black bronze, gunmetal, or golden champagne — create a visible contrast between the bar and the cabinet face, making the hardware a deliberate accent rather than a background element. Single-tone options like satin nickel or oil rubbed bronze read as quieter, more restrained hardware that blends into the cabinetry rather than standing out. Two-tone choices suit spaces where the hardware is meant to function as a design detail; single tones work where the cabinetry itself carries the visual weight.
Can Bronx knobs and pulls be mixed on the same cabinetry?
Yes. The Bronx line includes a 2-5/8-inch knob that shares the same squared geometry as the bar pulls, so using the knob on doors and the bar pull on drawers maintains a consistent visual language across the cabinetry. This knob-and-pull mix is a common hardware convention and works here because both pieces draw from the same hard-edged, rectangular design. Keeping the same finish across both hardware types is recommended so the pairing stays coherent.
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