Superfront brass pulls
My kitchen cabinets are mostly in, thought I would share pics of the pulls. Thanks to Pal again for helping me figure out the right style. I tried to find something close to home, but couldn‘t find the right look, size and finish in one pull. Until I came across the Superfront Wafer pull from Sweden. I love them. Happy with the Hague Blue on the cabs too.
One month away from moving back in. This whole house reno has nearly done me in. No more moving, no more renovations. ;)
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Thanks everyone. Pal I will keep you posted on function once the drawers are full. No problem at the moment but there is nothing in them. My BIL (cab maker) seemed to think they are wide/strong enough. They loop over the top of the drawer and screw in on the inside. I ordered a similar pull from Richelieu that attached on the exterior of the drawer, I’m sure it wouldn’t have been strong enough.
sunnydrew, I will post pictures. Hopefully late January or early February. Can’t wait.
First pic shows the Holy Wafer pull, you can see how it attaches. The second a similar style from Richelieu.
These ones attach to the cabinet front. While larger, I don’t think they would be as strong.
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Here are a few iPhone pics. I will try to take a few better quality pictures and post a reveal thread too.
Dishwasher with pull
You can see here the brass is showing its unfinished nature! I’m happy with the patina, some may not be.
Here are are the big pot drawers:
The island looking toward the dining room and living room:
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That’s great! Please keep me posted on your progress.
You can’t go wrong with Miele I don’t think. We’ve used Miele in our current and past home and love them. Our current fridge is a Sub Zero, I’m not that happy with it. Much preferred the Gaggenau fridge I had in my last kitchen (Gagg essentially the same as Miele, or at least it was).
Our kitchen counters are quartzite not marble. Our last kitchen had quartzite counters too, we’ve loved them. Harder than granite with a marble-like look. There are quite a few threads on quartzite in the kitchen forum (it is a real stone, not to be confused with quartz which I believe is a made made blend of resin and quartzite.).
Just a note that we didn’t do the holy wafer on the fridge. Our fridge and freezer pulls are from Richelieu. Not a perfect match but close enough.
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You’re welcome jt, good luck!Hjk, I will try to post the reveal soon. Life has been a little too crazy the last few months! Here are some close ups of the dishwasher with the holy wafer. You can see what the pull looks like uninstalled in my earlier posts. Essentially it slips in between the panel and dishwasher door. It is screwed in of course, probably not a big problem if you are doing custom doors.
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