Sietto Cirrus Collection

Sietto Cirrus Collection cabinet hardware

The Sietto Cirrus Collection is an art-glass knob-and-pull line where the glass itself is the design. Sietto makes handmade glass hardware on metal bases, and Cirrus is one of its color-led families, with cloudy, layered glass tops in distinct color stories.

What identifies the Cirrus look

Each piece is a slab or rounded glass top set on a metal base, with the glass carrying soft, atmospheric color rather than a printed pattern. The line runs several palettes, including marine blue, a vanilla-and-white Mardi Gras blend, plain white, and white with brown, offered as a standard knob, a long knob, a round knob, and a pull so a kitchen can carry one color across forms. The metal bases come in satin nickel, polished chrome, and oil-rubbed bronze, which change how the glass color reads against the door.

Buying considerations

Cirrus suits transitional, coastal, and artful kitchens and baths where you want color and handmade glass as a focal accent rather than plain metal. Because the same color comes as a knob, long knob, round knob, and pull, you can run one palette across doors and drawers while varying the form by function. The long knob suits taller drawers; the round knob works on smaller doors. Pair the base finish to the room's other metal: oil-rubbed bronze deepens the glass, polished chrome brightens it. Since each glass piece is handmade, expect natural variation in the color and depth across the set, which is part of the look. The marine blue reads as a strong color accent, while plain white stays soft and the white-with-brown adds an earthier note. The standard knob suits small doors, the long knob fits taller drawers, and the pull covers wider drawer fronts. Glass resists kitchen grease and wipes clean more easily than a textured metal handle. Because the color carries the design, keep one palette across a run rather than mixing the blue and white series in the same kitchen.

Related Sietto collections

This line sits within the broader Sietto catalog, which carries additional handmade glass families.