Timber and resin cabinet handles

Add warmth, colour and tactile detail to drawers, cupboards, wardrobes and furniture with timber and resin handles. The combination gives a furniture update a more considered finish, whether you are replacing one handle or refreshing a complete piece.

Choose the right handle size

Match the handle length to the proportions of the drawer or door front. A compact handle can suit smaller furniture and cupboards, while a longer pull can give a wider drawer or cabinet door a balanced grip. Check the individual product dimensions, fixing details and projection before ordering.

Measure before replacing hardware

For existing two-screw hardware, measure from the centre of one screw hole to the centre of the next. This centre-to-centre measurement helps a replacement handle line up with the holes already in your furniture or cabinetry.

• Record existing hole spacing before choosing a replacement.
• Compare the overall handle length with the width of the drawer or door.
• Check projection and fixing components against the available clearance.
• For new holes, use low-tack tape to test the position before drilling.

Check the product details

Review the product photographs, materials, dimensions, finish information and fixing details before ordering. If you are replacing hardware, confirm the hole spacing first. If you are fitting new handles, test the position and scale on the furniture front before making new holes.

Style timber and resin hardware

Timber and resin handles can add a warm, tactile contrast to painted cabinetry, natural wood and simple neutral interiors. Repeat a colour or material from the handle elsewhere in the room for a connected look. For other materials, explore brass handles and knobs, marble handles and knobs and metal handles and knobs.

Explore more cabinet and drawer hardware

Browse the wider cabinet handles and knobs collection or shop drawer handles and knobs for more options for furniture, cabinetry and kitchen updates.

Shop timber and resin handles from Sweet Pea Interiors for a distinctive finishing detail in Australian homes.