Brass cabinet hardware sits at the center of every renovation conversation in the United States — and not all brass is the same. This collection groups the two finishes that define the brass language at Archandles: brushed brass, the warm and restrained workhorse, and antique brass, the aged finish with intentional patina. Both are solid brass construction with sealed, durable surfaces tested for kitchen and bathroom use.

Browse this collection to compare the two finishes side by side before specifying. Brushed brass favors transitional and modern kitchens with white, navy, or walnut cabinetry. Antique brass favors farmhouse, Craftsman, English country, and any project where the design wants depth that newness cannot provide.

Sizing across the family covers 3 inch (76mm) knobs through 12.5 inch (320mm) wide-drawer pulls, with concentration at 3.75 inch (96mm), 5 inch (128mm), and 6.25 inch (160mm) — the three most-specified spans in US kitchen renovations. Browse the brass hardware family when the finish family is decided but the exact tone is not.