Jeffrey Alexander Annadale cabinet knobs and bar pulls
The Jeffrey Alexander Annadale Collection is a coordinated set of cabinet knobs and bar pulls built on squared, tailored shapes. It pairs a square knob and a rectangle knob with straight bar pulls, so doors and drawers can carry related forms in one finish without every piece looking identical.
What the Annadale line includes
Annadale includes a 1-1/4 inch square knob and a 1-1/2 inch rectangle knob, along with bar pulls at 96 mm, 128 mm, and 160 mm center-to-center. Those spacings work out to roughly 3-3/4, 5, and 6-5/16 inches, which covers small drawers, standard base drawers, and wider drawer fronts. Finishes are listed piece by piece, so check the product page for the finish you want before you order.
Choosing between the knob shapes
The square knob reads as a compact block on the door face, while the rectangle knob is longer and adds a directional line. Pick one knob shape for a full set of doors rather than alternating, since two similar shapes side by side look like a mistake instead of a choice. The square knob suits small doors and narrow drawers; the rectangle knob has more presence on a larger door.
Sizing and matching tips
- Replacing existing hardware: measure center-to-center between the screw holes and match it to the 96, 128, or 160 mm bar pull.
- New cabinets: a pull looks balanced at roughly one-third to one-half the width of the drawer front.
- Full kitchens: keep knobs and pulls in one finish, because finish names vary by manufacturer and rarely match exactly across brands.
Related Jeffrey Alexander lines
To compare other Jeffrey Alexander designs, look at the Callie collection or the Addington collection. Not sure which size or finish fits your cabinets? Ask for free design help from Kayla, the Keeper of the Knobs, who has two decades in cabinet hardware, or order a sample that is refunded with your full order.
Frequently Asked Questions
What center-to-center sizes do Annadale bar pulls come in?
Annadale bar pulls are listed at 96 mm, 128 mm, and 160 mm center-to-center, which is roughly 3-3/4, 5, and 6-5/16 inches. Measure from the middle of one screw hole to the middle of the other, and choose the size that matches your existing holes if you are replacing hardware.
Do the Annadale knobs and bar pulls share finishes?
The knobs and bar pulls are offered in shared finish options, so you can run knobs on doors and pulls on drawers in one finish. Finishes are listed piece by piece, so confirm the finish on each product page. If you want to see one first, samples are refunded with your full order.
Where do the square and rectangle Annadale knobs work best?
Both knobs suit cabinet doors and small drawers. The square knob reads as a compact block, while the rectangle knob adds a longer line and has more presence on a larger door. Pick one knob shape for the whole kitchen so the doors stay consistent, and use bar pulls on larger drawers.
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