Li'l Squares

Aquila Art Glass Li'l Squares knobs and pulls

Li'l Squares gives Aquila's smallest glass knob shape, pairing one solid color against a white ground: black, cobalt blue, spring green, sunflower yellow, brick red, opal orange. Several colors ship as both the square knob and a matching pull, though brick red and cobalt blue turn up here only as pulls, with black offered as a matched set of both. Six colors across two shapes give a kitchen a fair amount of room to mix and match freely across a whole set of cabinets.

Why the small scale matters

A modest knob size lets color function as an accent against a cabinet face instead of dominating it, part of why this pattern spreads across a full kitchen better than a larger, bolder glass knob sometimes does. White on every piece keeps the overall look from tipping too saturated even once several colors get mixed onto one run of doors.

Mixing colors across a kitchen

Handblown glass means no two Aquila pieces sit perfectly identical — expect slight variation in exactly where color lands within the square. Anyone alternating two colors across a bank of upper cabinets, blue and yellow say, should grab a couple extras of each, since one drawer might need a closer match than what first arrives.

Checking availability before planning a full set

Not every color in Li'l Squares ships as both pieces just yet: spring green, sunflower yellow, and opal orange currently cover knob and pull alike, while brick red and cobalt blue stay pull-only for now. Confirm format availability for a chosen color first, then plan doors and drawers around it.

Other Aquila shapes

For a rounder silhouette in the same handblown glass, see Circles and Ovals, or compare against the deeper, more saturated tones of Swirl.