Belwith Keeler cabinet hardware collections
Belwith Keeler traces to the Keeler Brass Company, founded in Michigan in 1893 by three merchant brothers, and the company still runs the line under the banner "a living legacy since 1893." Belwith describes what it makes as jewelry for the home, and sells through cabinet dealers, kitchen-and-bath showrooms and the design trade rather than big-box aisles. The catalogue is organised into four design directions — contemporary, transitional, traditional and rustic — plus the Bijou group, and it shows up in how consistently one collection repeats its details across knob, pull and appliance-pull sizes.
Explore Belwith Keeler by series
These families are small on purpose: each covers a knob, a pull and usually an appliance-scale pull in the same profile, so a whole kitchen can come from one of them.
- Vale — a mid-century profile in chrome and nickel, and the best seller of the group here.
- Berkshire — the farmhouse family: oval knob, cup pull and appliance pull in one turned language.
- Trellis — traditional, including a pendant pull, in polished nickel.
- Monarch — a transitional knob, pull and appliance pull set in chrome and nickel.
- Luster — glass knobs and pulls on chrome, the glam corner of the catalogue.
- Fuller — a traditional round knob with a matching cup pull.
- Brownstone — square and round knobs with a transitional pull and appliance pull.
- Sinclaire — transitional knobs and pulls sized to run together.
- Urbane — mid-century shapes in brass and chrome, with a matching hook.
- Channel — a contemporary channelled profile in brass and chrome.
- Monroe — transitional, with knob, pull and appliance pull in chrome and nickel.
- Ostia — a transitional set that includes a T-knob rather than a round one.
Most popular Belwith Keeler pieces at Knobs.co
By units over the past six months: the Vale pull leads, followed by the Berkshire pull, the Trellis 1-1/2 inch knob, the Berkshire oval knob and the Monarch knob. This is a showroom line rather than a volume line, so the order counts stay modest and the pieces that move are the ones people saw in a display.
Finishes Belwith Keeler makes
The Belwith Keeler pieces here run through chrome, nickel and brass tones, with a handful in steel and black. The named finishes in stock include Polished Nickel, Brushed Golden Brass, Satin Brass and Stainless Steel, plus combination finishes that pair a material with a metal: Glass with Chrome, White Marble with Polished Nickel, Black Marble with Brushed Golden Brass and Brushed Golden Brass with Black Wood. Those combination names are the quirk to watch — the first half names the visible material, the second half names the metal it is mounted on.
Knobs vs pulls
Knobs outnumber pulls in this catalogue, and several families sell mainly as knobs: Luster and Brownstone are knob-led, while Vale and Trellis lead with pulls. For a cross-brand view, browse all cabinet knobs or all cabinet pulls and handles.
Sizing notes
- Appliance pulls come in longer centre-to-centre spacings; 12 inch and 18 inch are the common ones for refrigerator and range doors.
- Knob shapes vary from round to oval to T-shaped inside a single collection, so a kitchen can change shape without leaving the family.
- Cabinet pulls here cluster at 3 inch (77 mm) and 96 mm (3-3/4 inch), with a 45 mm and 26 mm group for small doors and inset pieces.
Where Belwith Keeler fits a project
This line earns its keep on a kitchen that was planned rather than picked off a shelf, where the goal is a matching set of knobs, drawer pulls and appliance-scale handles instead of pieces assembled from different makers. Because the families are small and showroom-led, it suits one room done properly more than a whole-house refresh on a tight budget. The glass and marble pieces in particular read as an accent: one run of drawers or a single island, not every door in the kitchen.
Why buy Belwith Keeler from Knobs.co
Knobs.co is family-owned and has been selling cabinet hardware since 2004. Want to hold a finish before buying for a whole kitchen? Order a sample first — it is refunded with your full order. Kayla has spent two decades in cabinet hardware, and a short call with her at no cost usually settles which collection fits your cabinets. Every order is backed the same way, with a 110% price match.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who makes Belwith Keeler and how far back does the brand go?
Belwith Keeler comes from the Keeler Brass Company, founded in Michigan in 1893 by three merchant brothers, and the current owner runs it under the line a living legacy since 1893. It is a privately held company, and Hickory Hardware comes from the same Keeler lineage.
Why do some Belwith Keeler finish names have two parts?
Because the piece has two materials. Names such as Glass with Chrome, White Marble with Polished Nickel, Black Marble with Brushed Golden Brass and Brushed Golden Brass with Black Wood tell you the visible material first and the metal it is mounted on second. If you are matching a metal tone around the room, read the second half of the name, not the first.
Can I run one Belwith Keeler collection through a whole kitchen?
That is what the line is designed for. Most families here include a knob, a drawer pull and an appliance-scale pull drawn in the same profile, and several offer both satin and polished nickel so a kitchen can match plumbing exactly rather than settling for close. The families are small, so check that the collection covers every size you need before you commit the room to it.
What drill centres do Belwith Keeler pulls use?
The cabinet pulls cluster at 3 inch (77 mm) and 96 mm (3-3/4 inch), with smaller 45 mm and 26 mm pieces for inset doors and a 12 inch and 18 inch appliance range. Knobs are single-hole. Measure hole centre to hole centre on what is on the cabinet now before ordering, because this catalogue does not carry every intermediate spacing.
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