Giverny

Edgar Berebi Giverny garden-Impressionist cabinet hardware

Edgar Berebi Giverny is the brand's French-Impressionist garden family, named for Monet's Normandy garden and built around water-lily and trailing-vine motifs. Where Florence and Verona work from Italian-Renaissance reference, Giverny draws on late-19th-century French garden vocabulary: petal-edged knob faces, vine-traced bail backs, and a softer, painterly relief than the brand's classical lines. Each piece is hand-finished in the United States and built per order; expect 6-8 weeks from order to door.

What sets Giverny apart

The petal-edged knob face is the line's identifier. Most Berebi knobs use round or scrolled faces; Giverny gives the knob a softly scalloped perimeter drawn from a lily-pad form, paired with a single trailing-vine motif across the bail back. The combination keeps the line distinctly Impressionist-French rather than Italianate or English-court, while staying restrained enough for transitional cabinetry. The line reads consistent against the cabinetry it was designed for. Hand finishing means subtle piece-to-piece variation is expected rather than a defect.

Buying considerations

Giverny fits French-country kitchens, Provence-influenced bathrooms, conservatory-adjacent cabinetry, and garden-room built-ins. Painted inset doors in sage, lavender-grey, butter-cream, and pale water-blue give the line the right backdrop. Brushed antique brass and museum-grade gold pull the petal and vine details into relief. The 6-8 week made-to-order window applies.

Related Edgar Berebi collections

For Berebi's Italian-Renaissance line, see the Florence Collection. For French-Rococo court reference, the Louis XV Collection sits adjacent. Browse the full Edgar Berebi brand page.