Edgar Berebi Paris Collection

The Edgar Berebi Paris Collection: French Empire Cabinet Hardware

Sculpted French silhouettes, hand-finished to order

The Paris Collection draws its line from French Empire and Belle Epoque design, translated into sculpted-face knobs and pulls that coordinate as a single hardware family. It belongs to Edgar Berebi, the jewelry-grade maker known for applying Swarovski crystals, pearls, and museum-plate gold using techniques borrowed from the jewelry trade. Each piece is hand-finished in the United States and built per order, so a typical run takes roughly six to eight weeks from order to delivery. The available finishes change how the sculpted detail catches light: against a darker plate the relief reads more graphic, while a softer finish lets the same shape sit quieter on the door. Because the motif carries across the line, the pieces stay visually consistent whether used on upper cabinets, base drawers, or a furniture-style island.

Where it fits and how it compares

Paris suits cabinetry that already speaks the same language: Parisian-traditional kitchens, Haussmann-style apartments, and rooms built around classical millwork. It reads best as the kitchen's complete hardware program rather than mixed with plainer, modern profiles, where the ornament can look transplanted. Buyers choosing within Edgar Berebi tend to land on Paris for this particular French silhouette rather than for size or shape alone. Those drawn to a more rococo, curvilinear line often weigh the Louis XV collection, while the Toulouse collection offers an adjacent traditional motif within the same brand. Across all three, the made-to-order construction and US hand-finishing remain the same; the deciding factor is which decorative vocabulary matches the cabinetry.

Coordinate with cabinet pulls and cabinet knobs.