Notting Hill King's Road Collection

Notting Hill King's Road Collection cabinet hardware

The Notting Hill King's Road Collection is an Arts and Crafts cabinet line organized as a set of named London-street designs: Chelsea, Kensington, Pembridge, Portobello Road, and Queensway. Each name carries its own knob or pull silhouette, all sharing the line's hand-detailed sensibility.

What identifies the King's Road look

King's Road favors solid, period forms over modern bar stock: a Kensington cup pull, shaped knobs with optional matching backplates, and intricate pull-and-handle profiles. The cup pull and knob backplates are the defining pieces, giving doors and drawers a finished, traditional cabinetmaker's look. Finishes are warm and antiqued: 24K satin gold, antique pewter, and dark brass, with no bright contemporary option, which keeps the whole line in a period register.

Buying considerations

King's Road suits Arts and Crafts, English traditional, and period-detailed kitchens and baths where the hardware is part of the architecture. The cup pull works well on drawers while the named knobs handle doors; adding the matching backplates raises the formality and protects the cabinet face. Dark brass and antique pewter read the most traditional against painted or stained wood; 24K satin gold is the warmest and most formal of the three. Because the finishes are all warm and aged, pair this line with bronze or brass plumbing rather than chrome. Mixing the cup pull with the knobs across a room is consistent here since all the named pieces share the collection's vocabulary.

Related Notting Hill collections

For a related period look, see the Classic Collection, or browse the full Notting Hill brand page.