Atlas Homewares Cabinet Hardware

Atlas Homewares cabinet hardware

Atlas Homewares has been making decorative hardware since 1993 and positions itself on design rather than volume; its own line is "because Style matters." It sits inside the Top Knobs family of brands, alongside Du Verre and Vesta Fine Hardware. Collections are organised around design vocabularies rather than the usual knob-and-pull buckets, so a family such as Successi or Tableau holds one visual idea across every piece in it. The catalogue reaches past cabinet hardware into bath accessories, house numbers and closet organisers.

Explore Atlas Homewares by series

Ordered by what sells here. Each family commits to one idea, which is why mixing two of them usually reads as an accident rather than a choice.

• Sutton Place — transitional pulls up to 18 inch appliance scale with a rectangle knob and towel holders.
• Lanehurst — transitional pulls from 3-3/4 inch to 7-9/16 inch with a matching knob.
• Successi — the modern flagship: arch pulls, bridge pulls and small square knobs in clean geometry.
• Limited Editions — novelty knobs, including the martini glass, wine glass and shaker shapes.
• Sweetbriar Lane — square and rectangle knobs with matching pulls and appliance pulls.
• Buckle Up — a bath-led family: towel bars, rings and hooks with a 1-13/16 inch knob.
• Stainless — the Tustin and Indio pulls, modern and the only steel-led family here.
• Crystal — square inset crystal knobs and the Legacy pull, in matte black and matte chrome.
• Mandalay — transitional knobs and pulls with a coordinated bath group.
• Oskar — industrial pulls from 3 inch to 6-5/16 inch with a matching knob.
• Tableau — a retro modular system: round bases paired with separate pulls.
• Modern Avalon — closet and home organisers in the same design language.

Most popular Atlas Homewares pieces at Knobs.co

By units over the past six months: the Shelley pull at 3-3/4 inch, the Browning pull at 3-3/4 inch, the Sutton Place pull at 11-5/16 inch, the Lennox pull at 6-5/16 inch and the Distressed pull at 3 inch. Pulls dominate that list, and the two 3-3/4 inch pieces at the top suggest a lot of straight replacement work on existing holes.

Finishes Atlas Homewares makes

Atlas names finishes with short codes rather than grouping them into families, and the codes are part of the item number: BL Matte Black, BRN or BN Brushed Nickel, CH Polished Chrome, PN Polished Nickel, WB Warm Brass, SL Slate, CFB Café Bronze, VB Venetian Bronze and CM Champagne, plus two-tone codes that pair a body colour with an accent metal, such as black with warm brass or white with brushed nickel. In stock here the tones sort into nickel, chrome, black, brass, bronze, grey, gold and silver groups, with smaller steel, pewter, white and iron sets. Zinc alloy is the dominant material, with brass, stainless steel and aluminium in specific families.

Knobs vs pulls

The pull families and the knob families are genuinely different here, so pick the shape first. Crystal and Limited Editions are knob-led; Successi, Stainless and Tableau lead with pulls and backplates. For a cross-brand view, browse all cabinet knobs or all cabinet pulls and handles.

Where Atlas fits in a project

Choose Atlas when the cabinetry is doing its own talking and the hardware should feel deliberately designed. The brand reads strongly in modern, transitional and Arts and Crafts kitchens, and less well in heavy traditional or country settings. Plan one Atlas family per room rather than mixing two; the strength of the catalogue is each line’s distinct identity, and crossing them dilutes the point. The Tableau system is the exception, since the base and the pull are sold as separate parts and meant to be combined.

What to check before ordering

• Centre-to-centre sizes cluster at 3 inch (77 mm), 96 mm (3-3/4 inch), 129 mm (5-1/16 inch) and 161 mm (6-5/16 inch), with 193 mm and 305 mm for appliance-scale runs.
• Read the finish code, not just the colour word. Brushed Nickel appears as both BRN and BN across the catalogue, and the two-tone codes name two metals.
• Check whether the family carries the bath and organiser pieces you need. Buckle Up, Mandalay and Modern Avalon do; most of the cabinet-led families do not.

Why buy Atlas Homewares from Knobs.co

Knobs.co is family-owned and has been selling cabinet hardware since 2004. Because the finishes here carry real colour, order a sample first — it is refunded with your full order — before a whole kitchen goes on Warm Brass or Café Bronze. Ask Kayla: two decades in cabinet hardware, a free consultation, and she can usually tell you in one call whether a family covers every size the room needs. Every order carries the 110% price match.