Offset

Where Du Verre Offset puts its detail

Du Verre Offset pairs square knobs, C-OF01 at 1 1/2" and C-OF02 at 2 1/2", with matching pulls: C-OF03 at 5", C-OF04 (a rectangle outline) also at 5", and C-OF05 stretching to 12". Every knob keeps a plain square perimeter, but the raised surface detail sits closer to one edge than centered, the asymmetry the collection name points to. That off-center placement is the whole design move here; nothing else about the casting departs from a standard square knob shape.

C-OF01 against C-OF02

C-OF01, at 1 1/2", suits a drawer stile where the larger knob would crowd the frame. C-OF02 jumps to 2 1/2", proportioned for a full-height cabinet panel instead. Both carry the identical off-center placement, only scaled up, so pairing them across one project doesn't read as two different designs, just two sizes of the same idea. Set C-OF01 on a narrow drawer bank and C-OF02 on the door above it and the offset detail lines up visually even though the knobs differ in size.

12 inches versus the two 5-inch pulls

C-OF05's 12" length suits a broad drawer front or a pull-out tray where a shorter bar would leave gap visible on either side. C-OF03 and C-OF04 both land at 5", differing mainly in outline, a standard bar profile against a rectangle, giving two silhouette choices without stepping outside Offset's finish. Holding C-OF03 against C-OF04 is the fastest way to settle which outline reads better against a particular door style.

Two Du Verre directions from here

Wave replaces Offset's off-center square detail with a rippled surface pressed into round knobs. Forged 2 covers similar bar-pull territory but with a hammered, faceted surface in place of Offset's plain, asymmetric face. Neither keeps Offset's square perimeter, so expect a different overall outline alongside the different texture.