Jeffrey Alexander Renzo Collection

Jeffrey Alexander Renzo Collection cabinet hardware

The Renzo Collection is a Jeffrey Alexander knob line offered in two square sizes, a compact 1-1/4-inch and a larger 1-3/4-inch, from one design. Having both footprints in the same shape lets a kitchen scale knob size to door and drawer proportion without switching styles.

What identifies the Renzo look

Renzo is a clean square knob with crisp faces and lightly eased edges, transitional rather than ornamented. The two sizes share the same profile, so the small 1-1/4-inch knob suits narrow drawers and small uppers while the 1-3/4-inch reads as a deliberate statement on larger doors. Finishes include Satin Nickel, Satin Bronze, Polished Chrome, Matte Black, brushed gold-leaning tones, and a brushed gold option.

Buying considerations

Renzo suits transitional kitchens and baths with shaker, slab, or recessed-panel doors where a square footprint echoes the framing. Use the larger 1-3/4-inch knob on big base and pantry doors and the 1-1/4-inch on small uppers and drawers so the scale stays proportional across the room. Matte Black and Polished Chrome read contemporary; Satin Nickel and Satin Bronze warm a traditional palette. Because Renzo is knobs only, add a Jeffrey Alexander pull line in the same finish for drawers and appliance fronts. Keep one finish across both knob sizes so the room reads as a single set, and confirm any knob projection against tight cabinetry before ordering. The dual-size approach is the line's main strength, letting a small drawer and a tall pantry door each get a knob scaled to its face rather than one compromise size. On heavily ornamented cabinetry the clean square can read too plain, a tradeoff worth weighing before committing the room. The square footprint also resists spinning loose better than a round knob on a frequently used door.

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