Atlas Homewares Tom Tom Collection cabinet hardware
The Atlas Homewares Tom Tom Collection is a modern line built around a rounded, drum-like grip. Atlas Homewares makes design-forward decorative hardware, and Tom Tom takes its cue from the cylindrical shape of a hand drum, giving the pulls a full, tactile body rather than a thin bar.
What identifies the Tom Tom look
The pulls use a substantial rounded grip with a slight outward swell, set off the door on short posts, in a 3-inch center size and a 6-5/16-inch size with a 7-9/16-inch overall span. A 1-1/4-inch knob carries the same plump, rounded face. The look is modern but soft, with the volume of the grip doing the styling rather than edges or ornament. Warm brass, polished nickel, polished chrome, brushed nickel, and matte black cover warm, bright, neutral, and graphic tones.
Buying considerations
Tom Tom suits modern and transitional kitchens and baths where you want a hand-filling grip with a friendlier feel than a hard square bar. The rounded body reads well on flat-panel and lightly detailed doors. Warm brass pushes the room warm and current; polished chrome and nickel keep it bright. Run the knob on doors and the two pull sizes across drawers for a consistent set. Because the grip is full and rounded, hold a single finish across the run so the volume reads as one shape rather than competing surfaces. The thicker body is also easy to grab with wet or full hands, which suits sink-base and pantry doors. The 3-inch pull handles standard drawers while the 6-5/16-inch size with its 7-9/16-inch overall span anchors wider fronts. Warm brass has a current, slightly retro note that pairs with walnut and warm paint; matte black grounds the rounded shape against pale cabinetry. The rounded body shows fingerprints less than a flat polished face, a small practical edge in a working kitchen.
Related Atlas Homewares collections
Compare the Everitt and Tableau lines, or browse the full Atlas Homewares brand page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What center-to-center sizes does the Atlas Homewares Tom Tom pull come in?
The Tom Tom pull is available in a 3-inch center-to-center size for standard drawers and a 6-5/16-inch center-to-center size with a 7-9/16-inch overall span for wider drawer fronts. A 1-1/4-inch knob with the same rounded face rounds out the hardware set for door applications.
What door and drawer styles work best with Tom Tom hardware?
Tom Tom hardware reads well on flat-panel and lightly detailed doors, making it a practical match for modern and transitional kitchens and bathrooms. The rounded, drum-like grip provides a hand-filling hold without the hard edges of a square-bar pull, and the full body suits sink-base and pantry doors where grabbing with wet or full hands is common.
How does Tom Tom compare to the Atlas Homewares Everitt or Tableau collections?
Tom Tom is distinguished by its rounded, cylindrical grip that swells outward from short posts, prioritizing volume and tactile feel over flat profiles or geometric lines. The Everitt and Tableau lines from Atlas Homewares offer alternative design directions for shoppers who want a different silhouette while staying within the same brand family and finish palette.
Which Tom Tom finish works best in a warm-toned kitchen versus a pale or high-contrast one?
Warm brass carries a current, slightly retro quality that pairs with walnut cabinetry and warm paint colors, making it a natural fit for kitchens built around warm tones. Matte black grounds the rounded shape against pale cabinetry and delivers higher contrast, while polished chrome and polished nickel keep the look bright and neutral across a wider range of cabinet colors.
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