Art Deco brass cabinet pull with vertical lines

This Art Deco brass cabinet pull is defined by a vertical structure composed of three parallel bars. The elements are arranged at slightly different heights, creating a rhythmic silhouette that reflects the geometric vocabulary characteristic of Art Deco design. The alternating planes create a subtle relief that captures light and highlights the different surfaces of the metal.  

Geometric composition and interplay of volumes

The design is based on the assembly of rectilinear volumes forming a compact architectural composition. The three brass bands develop vertically, each advancing or receding slightly in relation to the others. This construction creates a structured graphic reading where vertical lines organize the furniture surface and emphasize the presence of the handle.  

Material and finishes of the cabinet pull

The handle is made of solid brass and offered in two finishes: aged gold patinated brass or bronze patina. These finishes reveal the quality of the metal and emphasize the perception of the volumes. Light glides across the flat surfaces and highlights the edges of the design.  

Handcrafted production

Each handle is made by hand in the workshop. The work on the brass and the application of the patinas are carried out manually in order to preserve the precision of the design and the quality of the surfaces. Slight variations may appear from one piece to another, reflecting the handcrafted nature of the production.  

Dimensions and use

With dimensions of 13 cm in height and 6 cm in width, this Art Deco brass cabinet pull can be installed on wardrobe doors, cabinets, or various types of furniture such as buffets, armoires, or decorative panels. The through mounting ensures a stable and durable installation. Installed in pairs on double doors, the vertical composition creates a graphic rhythm that reinforces the architectural presence of the furniture.