Du Verre Wave Collection cabinet hardware
The Du Verre Wave Collection is an artisan-inspired line shaped around a single sculptural curve, an undulating wave drawn out into pulls of dramatic length. The flowing profile is the entire design idea here, treating each pull as a piece of cast sculpture. It is statement hardware rather than background metal.
What identifies the Wave look
Pulls follow a continuous curved bar that grows from 5-3/4 inches up through 9, 12, and a striking 17-inch length, so the curve becomes more pronounced as the pull gets longer. Two knobs, a 1-1/2-inch small and a 2-1/4-inch large, echo the same rounded gesture for doors. The metal is left smooth so the silhouette reads as one fluid line with no surface detail interrupting it. Antique brass, oil rubbed bronze, and satin nickel give the curve a warm, aged, or cool reading. The long pull sizes are unusual and signal use on tall doors and wide drawers.
Buying considerations
This line suits artisan, organic-modern, and statement kitchens where hardware is meant to be sculpture, not just function. The long 12-inch and 17-inch pulls work on pantry doors and appliance panels; the knobs handle small doors and cabinet faces. Because the wave is directional, decide vertical or horizontal mounting before ordering so the curve flows consistently across the room. Oil rubbed bronze grounds the form against light cabinetry; satin nickel keeps it quiet; antique brass warms it. Use the longest pulls sparingly as focal points rather than across every drawer, since the shape carries real visual weight. Confirm your panel widths so the 17-inch pull lands proportionally.
Related Du Verre collections
See the Lotus collection or browse the full Du Verre brand page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size pulls does the Du Verre Wave Collection come in?
The Wave Collection offers pulls in four lengths: 5-3/4 inch, 9 inch, 12 inch, and 17 inch. Two knobs are also available — a 1-1/2-inch small and a 2-1/4-inch large — that repeat the same rounded wave gesture for doors and cabinet faces.
Is the Du Verre Wave Collection better suited to drawers or doors?
The collection works across both, but length determines best use. The 12-inch and 17-inch pulls are specifically suited to pantry doors and wide appliance panels, where their elongated curve reads as a focal point. The shorter pulls and knobs handle standard drawers and cabinet doors. Because the wave form is directional, mounting orientation — vertical or horizontal — should be decided before ordering so the curve flows consistently across a run of cabinetry.
How does the Du Verre Wave Collection compare to the Du Verre Lotus Collection?
Both collections come from the same artisan-inspired Du Verre brand, but they express different sculptural ideas. The Wave is built around a single continuous curved bar that becomes more dramatic as the length increases, making it statement hardware with real visual weight. The Lotus collection draws on a different organic motif, making it an alternative for shoppers who want the brand's handcrafted quality with a distinct silhouette.
What finishes are available on the Wave Collection, and how do they affect the look?
The Wave Collection is offered in antique brass, oil rubbed bronze, and satin nickel. Oil rubbed bronze grounds the curved form and reads warmly against light cabinetry. Satin nickel keeps the silhouette quiet and contemporary. Antique brass adds warmth with an aged character. Because the surface is left smooth with no added detail, finish choice is the primary variable that shifts the overall tone of the piece.
What Customers Say
Trusted by thousands of designers, builders, and homeowners
Kayla Malo is the most attentive and super human ever! My experience with this company is stellar!
Love working with Kayla, she is extremely helpful and quick with responding to my questions!
Kayla was GREAT!!!! Super help and fast answers. One of the best I've ever dealt with.