Edgar Berebi Hollis Collection cabinet hardware
The Hollis Collection takes its name from the small New Hampshire town. It reads as quiet back-country New England in the Berebi catalog. Hollis pulls feature plain ring-edged knob faces with simple square-end bail backs. The vocabulary draws from rural village-traditional cabinetry rather than coastal-resort or Gilded-Age formal reference. The line sits in the calm-traditional corner of the Berebi range. Each piece is hand-finished in the United States.
Where Hollis fits
The line works on small-town New England kitchens, Maine-cottage bathrooms, back-country farmhouse built-ins, and library cabinetry in rural-traditional vocabulary. Painted inset doors in dove, parchment, milk-paint blue, and barn-red give the line its strongest backdrop. Stained pine and maple millwork pair well with the warmer brass finishes. 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.
What the collection includes
Hollis covers cabinet knobs in full and mini sizes, plus pulls, including the Hollis II pull, in coordinated scales. Pewter is among the finishes offered. Use the mini knobs on small drawers, spice cabinets and narrow stiles, the full-size knob on doors, and the pulls on wider drawers.
Specifying within the line
Brushed antique brass reads most village-truthful; polished nickel cools the same shapes toward modern-rural-traditional. Measure the center-to-center spacing of any existing holes before choosing a pull, and buy a few extra pieces at the original purchase so finishes match across the room. If you want a second opinion on finish or scale, our free design help can review your plans.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Hollis Collection?
Hollis is an Edgar Berebi collection of cabinet knobs and pulls with a quiet, village-traditional look: plain ring-edged knob faces and simple square-end bail pulls. It suits New England style kitchens, cottage bathrooms and farmhouse built-ins, particularly with painted inset doors.
What finishes does Hollis come in?
Finishes include pewter and warm brass-toned options, and the pieces are hand-finished, so small piece-to-piece variation is normal. Check each product page for the finishes offered on the item you want, and order extras together so they match.
How do I pick between a Hollis knob and a pull?
Use knobs on doors and small drawers, and pulls on wider drawers where two fingers need a comfortable grip. The mini knob suits narrow stiles and small drawers. For pulls, match the center-to-center spacing of existing holes or choose a length proportional to the drawer front.
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