Upgrade Your Space With Small, Simple Pulls

Small black pulls like these can help you to easily transform your kitchen without breaking the bank. If you’re renting a space and are less than thrilled with the existing hardware, consider swapping out those builder-grade pulls with a style like this one.

Mix and Match Hardware Shapes

Don’t be shy about alternating hardware types within your kitchen. This space features a mix of round black pulls as well as half circle ones.

Add Textural Accents to a Black and White Kitchen

This kitchen proves that neutrals certainly don’t have to be boring. Adding in textural accents, such as vases, baskets, and hanging light fixtures, will jazz up a simple black and white space.

Try Black Hardware in a Farmhouse Style Space

Black hardware is a classic in any type of kitchen. In this farmhouse style space, peтιтe knobs pop against textured white cabinetry.

Combine Form and Function

Be mindful that your kitchen should not only be aesthetically pleasing, but also practical. If you’re an active chef and frequently rummage around your space opening up drawers and cabinets, you will want to ensure that your hardware is sizable and easy to grab as needed.

Pay Attention to the Little Details

Long, thin pulls coordinate well with the stripe-like backsplash design in this kitchen. It’s the little details that make a space appear well-curated and thoughtfully planned.

Pair Black With Wooden Cabinetry

We often see brᴀss hardware paired with wooden cabinetry, but this space proves that black looks just as good. We love the combination of white upper cabinets and wood lower cabinets in this space, where the hardware pulls it all together.

Use Small Hardware for Big Impact

Peтιтe knobs pop against the white glᴀss upper cabinetry in this kitchen. Hardware certainly doesn’t need to be large in size to make an impact in a space.

Select From a Wide Range of Hardware Styles

Long and narrow is the name of the hardware game in this kitchen. There are so many different styles of black hardware to choose from; be sure to explore a variety of options to determine what speaks to you and your space.

Use Black Hardware in New and Old Kitchens Alike

Black hardware shines in older and more modern kitchens alike. The hue is so versatile and timeless. If you have an older kitchen that needs an upgrade but you don’t have the budget for a full reno, swapping in black hardware can make it look more modern.

Switch Things Up

In this kitchen, small round black knobs adorn the cabinets, while larger handles make it easy to open pantry doors while cooking.

Admire Black Hardware’s Versatility

This kitchen features a mix of white and gray cabinetry, and black hardware proves to be an excellent choice in both instances.

Try This Contemporary Take

Black hardware looks sharp in this clean, contemporary kitchen, which features a unique chevron design atop the subway tile backsplash.

Go Coastal, Modern, and More

Filled with coastal furniture and accents, this kitchen also contains sleek black cabinet handles and drawer pulls, proving that black hardware can complement a range of aesthetics.

Add a Bit of Flair

If you crave hardware with a bit of flair to it, by all means, go for it. The black pulls used to the left of the sink pair beautifully with the metal brackets used on the walls above.

Experiment With Multiple Finishes

Who says you have to pick just one finish in your kitchen? If you love black, copper, and brᴀss, you can enjoy all of these elements at once, as the space here exemplifies.

Use Hardware as a Supporting Character

The black glᴀss upper cabinets in this kitchen are the star of the show in the space and call for corresponding black hardware that is just as sophisticated.

Implement Organic Accents

This pretty black and white kitchen features a bunch of organic elements that add an earthy tone to the space. Wooden accents are always welcome and warm up any space instantly.

Play Off Sleek Shelves

Consider forgoing upper cabinets in lieu of special hanging open shelves like these. Add in a black faucet and coordinating drawer pulls to complete the setup.

Keep It Simple and Sweet

Simple and minimal is the name of the hardware game in this kitchen. Who wouldn’t want to spend time in this sunlit, airy space?

Alternate Cabinet Colors

This kitchen features white cabinetry with black hardware as well as a black island with gold drawer pulls. Don’t be afraid to mix things up within one given space if you just can’t settle on a singular style.

Install a Gorgeous Backsplash

An artful herringbone backsplash adds energy to this classic black and white kitchen, tying the space together wonderfully.

Accessorize With Happy Hues

Just because your kitchen is white with black hardware doesn’t mean you can’t embrace other hues within the space when selecting accent pieces such as a runner. A bold blue rug brightens up this neutral space instantly.

Don’t Go Overboard in a Large Space

If your kitchen features cabinets and drawers galore, sticking with a simple hardware style is your best bet to ensure that the room doesn’t appear too busy.

Skip the Reno With These Tricks

The right hardware and light fixtures—like the moody pendants shown here—can go a long way in updating your kitchen, no renovation required.

Say Yes to a Fun Color Grouping

Black, white, and mauve makes for an elegant color grouping. Here, this scheme adds a touch of glam to the kitchen.

Use Black Pulls With Marble

The black hardware on the white cabinets in this kitchen looks gorgeous alongside the marble island, which fuses together white and gray tones. This design continues onto the backsplash.

Try a Mix of Cabinetry and Open Shelving

Black hardware shines in this peтιтe kitchen that boasts beautiful open shelving. Even if you plan to display many of your kitchen accessories so that they’re within reach, you’ll still want to incorporate cabinetry into the space to tuck away bulkier or more unsightly items.

Remember to Compromise

If you’ve selected black pulls for your kitchen but still find yourself drawn to another popular hardware hue—brᴀss—note that the two finishes pair together nicely. Here, brᴀss sconces draw the eye upward and prove that you can embrace the best of both worlds in one space.

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  Create an Airy Space

  

  In this kitchen, black hardware complements the black faucets, sconces, pendant lights, and bar stools present throughout the space. Due to the white cabinets, walls, countertops, and hood, the kitchen still appears bright and airy despite the use of this dark color throughout.