Cabinet doors and drawer fronts set the overall style of a kitchen, but the hardware is what people touch every day. The right pulls and knobs can refine a design, add visual interest, and make the space feel finished. At Atlantis Kitchens, Richelieu is the decorative hardware brand we supply, thanks to the breadth of styles, finishes, and consistent quality it offers.
A wide range of styles and finishes
Richelieu carries one of the most extensive decorative hardware collections available. The lineup includes modern metal pulls with clean lines, transitional designs that bridge classic and contemporary looks, more traditional options with subtle detail, and distinctive pieces that add character. Finishes cover the most requested options in today’s kitchens—matte black, brushed nickel, champagne bronze, satin brass, chrome, and several others—so hardware can be coordinated with plumbing fixtures, lighting, and appliances.
Many of the pulls are offered in multiple center-to-center sizes, making it easier to match existing hole spacing on renovation projects or to select the right proportion for different door and drawer widths. Edge pulls and more minimal designs are also available for handle-less or contemporary frameless cabinetry.
Why hardware matters in both residential and multi-unit projects
In a single-family kitchen, decorative hardware is often one of the final decisions that personalizes the space. In luxury rentals and multi-unit buildings, consistent, durable hardware helps units show well and reduces the need for frequent replacements. Richelieu’s range allows property managers and designers to maintain a cohesive look across many kitchens while still choosing profiles that suit the architecture of the building—whether that is a clean modern slab door or a more detailed Shaker style.
Quality of construction also matters. Well-made pulls and knobs feel solid in the hand, hold their finish under regular use, and install reliably. That combination of appearance and performance is a big reason this brand appears so frequently in the projects we supply.
Coordinating hardware with cabinetry
The best results come when the hardware is chosen with the door style and finish in mind. A sleek White Gloss slab door often pairs well with a simple modern pull in matte black or brushed nickel. A Shaker door in a postwar building may look better with a classic bar pull or a slightly more substantial profile. Prewar kitchens that use a more detailed door style can support hardware with a bit more presence without overwhelming the design.
Because we work with both the cabinetry and the hardware, we can help clients review options side by side and select combinations that feel intentional rather than afterthoughts.
A trusted option we supply regularly
As a company that has supplied kitchen cabinets and related products across Long Island and the greater New York area since 1987, we treat decorative hardware as an integral part of the finished kitchen. Richelieu’s extensive collection gives us the flexibility to match a wide range of design directions, which is why it remains one of the hardware lines we sell and specify most often.
If you are selecting cabinetry and want to explore Richelieu pulls and knobs that complement your doors and overall design, we are happy to review current options and help narrow the selection to what will work best for your project.
