Jeffrey Alexander cabinet hardware
Jeffrey Alexander is the decorative hardware line from Hardware Resources, the Bossier City, Louisiana company that has made it since 1990 and sells it through cabinet dealers and design-build firms rather than the big-box channel. Hardware Resources is a division of Dimora Brands. Most pieces start as zinc castings, plated or painted to the finish name on the label, so a knob from one series and a pull from another sit on the same material underneath the colour. Wood and MDF appear in a smaller group of vanity and appliance pieces. Transitional is the dominant look across the catalogue, with contemporary, traditional and rustic families behind it.
Explore Jeffrey Alexander by series
Each series is a design family that repeats one profile across knobs, drawer pulls and appliance-scale handles. Pick the profile first, then the finish.
- Belcastel — rustic-leaning bar pulls and a 1-3/8 inch mushroom knob, mostly in bronze and antique brass.
- Griffin — plain round bar pulls plus square knobs, and one of the most-ordered families on this page.
- Roman — an arch pull that lifts off the drawer face, in bronze, nickel, black and gold.
- Cordova — bar pulls paired with a mushroom knob, weighted toward brass and pewter tones.
- Loxley — a rectangle knob and a mushroom knob alongside 96 mm bar pulls.
- Weser — straight bar pulls in the 128 mm range, the cleanest shape in the line.
- Durham — transitional pulls with a squared shoulder and wide finish coverage.
- Dominique — slimmer bar profiles suited to flat-panel doors.
- Harlow — knobs only: round, oval and geometric shapes in one traditional vocabulary.
- Bremen 1 — the rustic mushroom-knob family, heavy on bronze and antique brass.
- Bremen 2 — the same rustic language in a second knob diameter with a 96 mm pull.
- Tiffany — transitional bar pulls with a turned mushroom knob to match.
Most popular Jeffrey Alexander pieces at Knobs.co
Ranked by units sold over the past six months, the Davis 96 mm bar pull outsells everything else in the line by a wide margin. Behind it come the Griffin 160 mm bar pull, the Belcastel 128 mm bar pull, the Weser 128 mm bar pull and the Roman 128 mm arch pull. Four of the five are bar pulls at 96 mm or 128 mm, which is a fair read on what most kitchens here actually need.
Finishes Jeffrey Alexander makes
Hardware Resources groups its finishes into silver, nickel and chrome; bronze and copper; brass and gold; and black. The individual names matter more than the group. In stock here: Polished Chrome, Brushed Pewter, Brushed Oil Rubbed Bronze, Matte Black, Brushed Gold, Polished Nickel, Satin Nickel, Antique Brushed Satin Brass, Distressed Antique Silver, Distressed Oil Rubbed Bronze, Gun Metal, Blue Steel and Hale Blue, plus painted tones such as Chocolate, Nutmeg and Weathered Grey on the wood pieces. Two-tone finishes exist as well, including Matte Black with Brushed Gold, Matte Black with Satin Nickel and Matte Black with Polished Chrome; from across a room those read as the black piece, not the accent.
Knobs vs pulls
Knob families and pull families are not interchangeable here, so it helps to shop them separately. Harlow is the knobs-only series, while Weser and Griffin lead with pulls. For a cross-brand view of either shape, browse all cabinet knobs or all cabinet pulls and handles.
What to check before ordering
- Centre-to-centre spacing on bar pulls: 96 mm and 128 mm are the two common sizes, with 161 mm, 193 mm and 305 mm covering appliance-scale runs.
- Finish name: the Jeffrey Alexander codes are internally consistent but do not always map to another brand’s version of the same colour.
- Whether the piece is sold as a single unit or a multi-pack.
Why buy Jeffrey Alexander from Knobs.co
Knobs.co is family-owned and has been selling cabinet hardware since 2004. Before committing a whole kitchen to one series, order a sample first — it is refunded with your full order, so the finish is in your hand rather than on a screen. Ask Kayla: two decades in cabinet hardware means she can usually narrow the choice down on a short call, at no cost. Jeffrey Alexander orders carry the same 110% price match as everything else on the site.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Jeffrey Alexander hardware?
Jeffrey Alexander is the decorative cabinet hardware line made by Hardware Resources, a Bossier City, Louisiana manufacturer established in 1990 and now a division of Dimora Brands. It covers knobs, drawer pulls, appliance pulls and vanity hardware, organised into named series such as Belcastel, Griffin, Roman and Bremen, and sells through cabinet dealers and design-build firms rather than big-box retail.
Do Jeffrey Alexander finish names match other brands?
No. Names like Brushed Pewter, Brushed Oil Rubbed Bronze and Antique Brushed Satin Brass are Jeffrey Alexander names, and another manufacturer version of bronze or pewter will not necessarily sit next to them without a visible difference. Hardware Resources sorts them into four broad groups (silver, nickel and chrome; bronze and copper; brass and gold; black), which is useful for narrowing down but not for matching. If you are mixing brands in one room, order a sample of each and compare under your own lighting. The sample cost is refunded with your full order.
Can I mix knobs and pulls from two different Jeffrey Alexander series?
Yes, within reason. Because most of the line is zinc with plated or painted finishes, the same finish name carries across series, so the metal tone matches even when the profiles differ. What changes is the design language: a rustic Bremen mushroom knob next to a clean Weser bar pull reads as a deliberate mix rather than an accident. Holding the finish constant and letting the shapes differ is the safer version of that.
Which drill centres does Jeffrey Alexander use?
The heaviest coverage is 96 mm (3-3/4 inch), 128 to 129 mm (5-1/16 inch) and 161 mm (6-5/16 inch), then 193 mm (7-9/16 inch), 224 mm (8-13/16 inch), 305 mm (12 inch) and 458 mm (18 inch) for appliance-scale pulls. Knobs are single-hole. If you are replacing existing hardware, measure hole centre to hole centre before choosing a series so you are not re-drilling doors.
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