Top Knobs Somerset II: English Country Cabinet Hardware in Appliance-Scale Lengths
Scrolled cup pulls and oval knobs, scaled for the whole kitchen
Somerset II carries Top Knobs' English country vocabulary into longer pull sizes and adds a few knob shapes the original Somerset line did not offer. The gently scrolled cup pulls and oval knob bodies remain the defining cues. Where the original collection focused on standard cabinet sizes, Somerset II extends into appliance-pull lengths suited to integrated refrigerator panels and pantry doors. The cup-pull scroll is held in proportion across the longer pulls rather than mathematically stretched, so the appliance-scale pieces read as part of the same family instead of oversized copies. The result is a collection that can outfit a kitchen end to end in one visual language. The scroll detail catches morning light along the bottom rim and softens the line's read against painted shaker cabinetry. Honey bronze and brushed satin nickel are the two finishes that move most.
Fit, orientation, and where it sits among Top Knobs lines
A few specifying notes apply. The longer Somerset II pulls use extended-length screws to handle thicker integrated-panel doors, so panel thickness should be confirmed before the appliance-scale options are ordered. The oval knob bodies have a clear up-axis at install; orientation is worth verifying on the order. Hardware ships from stock, with most orders moving within one to two business days. Within Top Knobs, Somerset II is the natural choice for English-leaning transitional kitchens that need appliance-scale hardware matched to the cabinet pulls. The original Somerset covers standard cabinet sizes in the same look without the extended lengths. For an English country alternative built around cast scroll cup pulls, the Barrington family sits adjacent and reads heavier in cast detail.
Coordinate with cabinet pulls and cabinet knobs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What distinguishes Somerset II from the original Somerset collection?
Somerset II extends the original Somerset line into appliance-pull lengths suited for integrated refrigerator panels and pantry doors — sizes the original Somerset lineup did not cover. The proportions on the longer pulls were re-cast for those lengths rather than mathematically scaled up, so the scroll detail reads consistently across cabinet and appliance-scale hardware within the same kitchen.
Which finishes are most popular in the Somerset II collection?
Honey bronze and brushed satin nickel are the two finishes that see the most movement in the Somerset II line. The cup-pull scroll detail catches light along the bottom rim, which softens the hardware's appearance against painted shaker cabinetry in both finishes.
How does Somerset II compare to the Barrington collection for an English country kitchen?
Somerset II and Barrington are both Top Knobs families built around an English country vocabulary with scroll cup-pull details. The practical distinction is scope: Somerset II is purpose-built to outfit a full kitchen end to end, including appliance-scale pulls in the same visual language as the cabinet hardware. Barrington is a separate Top Knobs family that offers a cast-scroll cup-pull alternative for buyers who prefer a distinct family rather than extending the Somerset vocabulary.
Are there any installation details to confirm before ordering Somerset II appliance pulls?
Yes — two details warrant attention before specifying the appliance-scale options. The longer Somerset II pulls use extended-length screws to handle thicker integrated-panel doors, so panel thickness should be confirmed beforehand. The oval knob bodies also have a clear up-axis, meaning orientation should be verified at the time of order.
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