Pomegranate

Du Verre Pomegranate: a pitted, fruit-skin texture in cast hardware

Pomegranate pulls its surface from the actual dimpled skin of the fruit it's named for, small irregular pits across every face rather than the sharper facets of Du Verre's forged lines. The Round Knob spans four sizes, 1 1/4" (C-P02), 1 3/4" (C-P03), 2 1/2" (C-P04), and 4 3/8" (C-P06), while the Square Knob comes in a smaller 7/8" (C-P08) and 1" (C-P11), covering both a compact drawer knob and a larger door knob within the same texture family.

Finer grain than the forged collections

Where Forged 2 and its siblings carry larger, angular facets you can pick out up close, Pomegranate's dimples sit smaller and denser, reading as overall texture at a distance rather than an obvious pattern up close. That gives it a quieter presence for a kitchen after some tactile interest without the more visibly hand-worked look a forged finish carries, or for a room already busy with other detail nearby, where a bolder texture would start competing for attention.

Round knob, square knob, and three pull lengths

The round shape tracks the pomegranate's actual curve most directly; the square version applies the identical pitted surface to flat faces and sharp corners instead, a more architectural take on the identical texture. The Square Ended Bar Pull runs from a short 2 7/8" (C-P13) through 5 7/8" (C-P14) up to 8 5/8" (C-P15), enough range to outfit a narrow drawer and a wide one under one shared finish, no mixing textures required across a full run of cabinetry.

Two more Du Verre surfaces

For a bolder, more angular texture in the same Du Verre family, see Forged 2. For a pattern built from geometry instead of a natural motif, Stacked builds its surface from repeating shapes rather than an organic form.