Cambridge

Mapping the shapes inside Edgar Berebi Cambridge

Edgar Berebi Cambridge spreads across more shapes than the brand typically mixes into one named pattern: round knobs at 8649 and 8628, oval knobs at 8471 and 8560, a cabinet pull at 8410, and appliance pulls at 8484 and 8485. Piece 8853 extends the same relief into a paired mount for panel-front doors needing hardware visible on both sides at once. Every SKU in the collection casts in Edgar Berebi's standard pewter, so switching between round, oval, and appliance-length shapes never means switching finish partway through a project.

8649 and 8628 versus 8471 and 8560

Round knobs 8649 and 8628 differ mainly in scale rather than pattern, giving a drawer-size and a door-size option under one round profile. 8471 and 8560 apply the identical relief to an oval outline instead, stretched along one axis. Neither shape counts as Cambridge's default option; a kitchen already using round hardware elsewhere might lean round throughout, while an oval-leaning vanity nearby could just as easily stay oval. Running round knobs on doors while oval knobs sit on an island isn't unusual within this pattern, since the casting detail matches across both outlines.

8484, 8485, and 8853 on appliance panels

8484 and 8485 are proportioned for the taller panels used on built-in refrigerators and dishwashers, longer than 8410's standard cabinet-pull length. Piece 8853 solves a separate problem: hardware needed on a panel's outer face and its inner face simultaneously, common on units that hinge open rather than slide. Check the exact panel height on your specific appliance before ordering 8484 or 8485; refrigerator and dishwasher panels differ from one model to the next by more than a plain cabinet door usually does.

Nearby Edgar Berebi patterns

Glendale builds around a single repeating knob rather than Cambridge's mixed set of shapes. Switch Plates extends a matching pewter finish to the wall. Both stick to a narrower shape set than Cambridge's own mixed lineup.