Walnut Mid-century Modern Wood Cabinet Knobs
Walnut Mid-century Modern Wood Cabinet Knobs - A. Small is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Bring natural warmth and sculptural simplicity to your cabinetry with these Walnut Mid-Century Modern Wood Cabinet Knobs. Featuring a distinctive rounded, tapered silhouette with a recessed circular finger grip, these wooden cabinet knobs offer a refreshing alternative to conventional metal hardware. The rich walnut wood grain adds organic texture, while the smooth, curved profile creates a clean architectural look inspired by mid-century modern furniture design.
Ideal for contemporary kitchens, bathroom vanities, dressers, wardrobes, and custom built-ins, these walnut cabinet knobs complement natural wood cabinetry, painted cabinets, and minimalist interiors. The recessed finger grip provides a convenient place to grasp the knob while preserving its sculptural appearance. Available in two sizes, these modern wooden drawer knobs work beautifully on both cabinet doors and furniture drawers. Pair them with walnut cabinetry for a cohesive look or use them against white, cream, or dark-painted cabinets to introduce subtle contrast and natural character. This item is made from solid and unfinished walnut. This item includes screws for mounting.
Dimensions
Small: 1-11/32" X 1- 5/32"
Medium:1-49/64" X 1-1/2"
Shipping
All orders ship from our warehouse in Miami, Florida, United States.
Please review our return policy before placing an order.
How to measure cabinet hardware?
To measure cabinet hardware like handles or pulls, you mainly need to know the center-to-center (C-C) measurement—the distance between the centers of the two screw holes. Here’s a quick guide:
For Pulls (Handles):
Measure from the center of one screw hole to the center of the other. This is usually given in millimeters or inches (e.g., 96 mm or 3-3/4").
Tip: Don’t measure the total length unless specified—it’s not the same as the center-to-center distance.
For Knobs:
No measuring is needed for hole spacing—just check the knob’s diameter and projection (how far it sticks out from the cabinet).
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