Aluminum Brushed Gold Cabinet Hardware

Aluminum brushed gold hardware: finger pulls from Elements Hardware's Edgefield line

Edgefield's A500 series runs a finger-pull channel rather than a knob or bar, mounted flush into the topmost lip of a cabinet front, offered in six lengths from the shortest, A500-125ABG, up to the longest, A500-8ABG. Every size wears the same low-glare gold, aluminum construction keeping the piece light even at the longer end of that run. A narrow spice drawer and a full pantry front can both draw from this one product family without needing a second line entirely.

A channel instead of a handle

Fingers hook into a recessed groove instead of closing around a projecting shape, which is the whole appeal of a finger pull: no metal extends past the cabinet face for loose clothing or a passing hip to snag. Kitchens built around a fully flat slab aesthetic lean on this profile heavily, since a knob or bar would break the unbroken run the look depends on.

Matching length to the opening

A500-12ABG and A500-125ABG both carry a 90mm measurement but sit on two separate listings entirely, so confirming the exact item number matters before assuming either one ships identically to the other. A cabinet front noticeably wider than its finger pull can still open evenly, though the grip point sits off-center, a detail some buyers spot right away and others only notice after living with it a while.

Accent finishes worth pairing nearby

Because the whole channel sits flush, there's no raised knob shape to coordinate visually elsewhere in the kitchen, which simplifies planning a mixed-finish room considerably.

A kitchen built entirely around Edgefield rarely needs a second finish, but where one shows up, on a faucet or a light fixture, chrome cabinet hardware reads noticeably cooler against this gold, while brass cabinet hardware keeps the same warm family with a touch more polish.