Richelieu Hardware Kirkland Collection

Richelieu Hardware Kirkland Collection cabinet hardware

The Richelieu Hardware Kirkland Collection is a traditional pull line anchored by a classic brass cup pull alongside a matching bar pull. Kirkland is built for period and farmhouse cabinetry where the cup form signals the style at a glance.

What identifies the Kirkland look

The defining piece is a traditional brass cup pull: a half-round bin scoop the hand reaches under, a form rooted in early American kitchen cabinetry. It is paired with a traditional metal bar pull so drawers and doors can share one design language. The line carries a range of warm and aged metal tones, including oil-rubbed and burnished bronze options along with brushed and antique-leaning finishes, so it can match stained wood or painted Shaker fronts. The brass cup pull is the trait that defines the line, since most contemporary lines skip the cup form entirely.

Buying considerations

This line fits farmhouse, traditional, and warm transitional kitchens where cup pulls are the intended period cue. A common layout uses cup pulls on drawers and the matching bar pull on doors, keeping one finish across both. Cup pulls bore on a single horizontal axis rather than two posts, so check how your drawers were drilled before ordering, since converting from a two-post pull may require new holes. Oil-rubbed and burnished tones deepen against wood; brighter aged finishes lift painted cabinetry. Reserve cup pulls for drawers where the underside reach is comfortable, and use the bar pull where a scoop would sit awkwardly, such as a base cabinet door. Lay out cup spacing carefully, since the closed back makes adjustment after drilling difficult.

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