Yacht Club

Edgar Berebi Yacht Club nautical knobs

Yacht Club runs seven nautical scenes as separate pewter knobs: anchor (8538), sailboat (8539), compass (8540), ship's wheel (8541), and a fishing scene (8543), plus a plain oval (8544) and mini knob (8545) for drawers skipping the scenes, one pull (8546). Fleur-de-lis, meanwhile, comes as two sizes, 8537 and 8550, unlike the nautical scenes, which each exist at only one size. All ten pieces together offer a kitchen a wide, varied set of choices without doubling up on any one scene across a full room, more variety than most single-theme knob lines carry from one brand.

Mixing scenes without crowding a kitchen

Since all seven scened knobs depict different subjects, most kitchens do better picking two or three, anchor and ship's wheel together, say, over running every design across one room at once. Plain oval and mini knobs exist specifically to fill remaining drawers between scened pieces without adding another competing image.

Why fleur-de-lis needs a size check

Check 8537 and 8550 against a specific drawer or door measurement before you order, since these aren't duplicate listings of one piece; the two sizes suit different cabinet scales, and swapping them after installation means redrilling the door. Holding both against a sample drawer front settles which size fits before any screws go in.

Where this collection belongs

Coastal houses, boathouses, and lake kitchens fit the obvious brief, though the scale and detail also work well in a wet bar or a single built-in bookcase well removed from the kitchen entirely. The effect fades quickly in a room carrying no other nautical or coastal cues to lean on. A powder room off an entry hall, stocked with rope trim or striped textiles, picks up the same theme without needing a full kitchen remodel.

Other Edgar Berebi lines

For a quieter East Coast look instead of overt nautical motifs, see Nantucket, or add the raised detailing of Toulouse.