Wellington

Two knob designs inside Edgar Berebi Wellington

Edgar Berebi Wellington runs one knob at two sizes, 7348 and X7348, a second coordinating knob at 8379, and a pull at two sizes, 7927 and X7927. The 7348 pair and the pull share the collection's main pattern; 8379 reads as a related but distinct proportion, giving a project a second option without a wholly separate design to source. Nothing here comes in a second finish or material, unlike some other named patterns in the Edgar Berebi catalog; Wellington's variation is purely a matter of size and proportion.

What 8379 changes that X7348 doesn't

X7348 simply scales 7348 to a wider door opening, same pattern, larger footprint. 8379 shifts the proportion itself, useful on an accent cabinet or island where the standard 7348 knob would otherwise blend into everything else nearby. 8379 still casts in the same lead-free pewter used across the whole collection, meaning the shift is one of shape only, not material. Reserve 8379 for a limited number of pieces; using it throughout a kitchen erases the very distinction it's meant to create.

Matching 7927 to the knob sizes

7927 carries roughly the same visual weight as 7348, so the pair sits comfortably on adjoining doors and drawers without either one reading heavier than the other. X7927 scales down to match X7348 the same way. Order one of each pairing before locking in how many pieces a full project needs; proportion differences that look subtle in a listing photo tend to read more clearly once pieces sit on an actual door. Keep to one size pairing per section of cabinetry, either 7348 with 7927 or X7348 with X7927.

Nearby Edgar Berebi lines

Glendale skips carved relief, opting instead for a plainer cast surface. Empire runs a considerably wider size range built around a full estate-style set; both keep Wellington's standard-and-reduced sizing logic without the added third knob.