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Accessories & Hardware

Knobs, pulls, hinges, slides, and everything that goes inside the box — laid out in San Jose, where you can feel the weight of a handle before it's on every door in your kitchen.

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Hardware Brands We Carry

Knobs, pulls, handles and bath hardware from makers who do nothing else — so a finish can be matched across a whole kitchen rather than one drawer at a time.

Two Halves of the Same Decision

What you touch, and what’s behind it

Hardware is the part of a kitchen your hands are on every day. Storage is the part you notice every time it works. They’re chosen together here because they’re used together at home.

Hardware

Hardware

Knobs, pulls, cup pulls, bar pulls, hinges, and slides — in finishes from antique bronze to brushed nickel, polished chrome to matte black.

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Oraganization & Storage

Pull-outs, lazy Susans, spice racks, tray dividers, waste bins, and pantry systems — the fittings that decide whether a cabinet is usable or just full.

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What We Offer

Types of Accessories & Hardware

The pieces that finish the job: knobs and pulls, hinges and slides, and everything that keeps a cabinet organized inside.

KiLAND Design CenterCabinet Knobs & Pulls
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KiLAND Design CenterCorner & Blind Corner Solutions
KiLAND Design CenterDrawer Organizers
KiLAND Design CenterWaste & Recycling Bins

About Hardware & Storage

The parts you touch the most

Hardware is the smallest decision in a kitchen and the one your hands make contact with every day. Finish, shape, weight, and mechanism all change how cabinetry feels long after the color has stopped being a decision.

Hardware Types

01

Knobs

A compact profile suited to doors and smaller drawers, available from simple rounded shapes to detailed traditional and decorative designs.

02

Pulls & Bar Pulls

A wider grip that suits drawers and tall doors, in lengths that can be scaled to the cabinet they sit on for a balanced, considered look.

03

Cup & Bin Pulls

A curved half-cup profile with a distinctly traditional character, often paired with knobs to give a kitchen visual variety.

04

Hinges & Slides

The mechanisms behind the doors and drawers — including concealed hinges, soft-close mechanisms, and full-extension slides that change how a cabinet operates day to day.

What to Consider

01

Finish

Antique bronze and oil-rubbed finishes suit farmhouse, vintage, and country interiors. Brushed nickel and stainless read as modern. Brass, crystal, and detailed profiles bring a more decorative, luxurious character.

02

Grip & Comfort

Hardware is used constantly, so the shape matters as much as the look. Weight, edge profile, and how deep the grip sits all affect how a handle feels in daily use.

03

Soft-Close & Safety

Soft-close hinges and slides prevent doors and drawers from slamming — worth considering in any home, and particularly in households with children.

04

Scale & Proportion

Handle length and knob size should be chosen against the door or drawer they sit on. The same pull can look right on a base drawer and undersized on a tall pantry door.

Finishes, sizes, mechanisms, and available options vary by manufacturer and collection.

Style & Function

Designed to be used every day

The right hardware finishes a kitchen; the right storage makes it work. Between finish, profile, mechanism, and interior fittings, these are the details that decide how cabinetry feels a year after it's installed.

Finishes

Bronze to brushed nickel.

Explore antique and oil-rubbed bronze, brushed and polished nickel, stainless, chrome, matte black, and brass — including mixed-metal combinations that pair a warm handle with a cooler faucet.

Profile & Scale

The shape your hand knows

Rounded knobs, squared edges, slim bar pulls, curved cup pulls, and leather-wrapped profiles all change the character of the same cabinet door. Length and proportion do as much work as finish.

Inside the Cabinet

Storage that earns its space

Pull-outs, lazy Susans, tiered drawers, spice racks, tray dividers, waste bins, and pantry systems — fittings that turn dead corners and deep cabinets into space you actually use.

Not sure what fits your cabinets? Bring your door style and drawer dimensions — we'll match the hardware and the fittings to them in the showroom.

See It Installed

The same pull, across a full run of drawers

A product photo shows you the shape. It doesn't show you how a handle reads repeated eleven times down a kitchen wall, or how a bronze finish sits against a painted door in afternoon light — so here it is, installed.

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See it in person.

Everything we carry is on the showroom in San Jose — come compare it in person.

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  • Sat10:00 am – 5:00 pm
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We asked them to quote on a hardwood floor installation. Although I am reasonably experienced with home projects, this was outside of my comfort zone. To make sure, we asked them to come to the house, measure the area correctly and make sure there is a plan for the project. The estimate was about 10k and we accepted. Well, they forgot to charge for the glue - add $850. Oh, the preexisting tiles are sitting in 2" of mortar. That happens sometimes, they said. They could have looked at the subfloor easily to see that, but they did not ... add $4k for additional demo work and new raised subfloor. And the flooring of the house is not even so we have to put transitions in; I was able to persuade them to raise the new subfloor and level things off after a bunch of discussions on how this was too much work, but it required a lengthy discussion. Well, next was that they miscalculated the area ... need to add more hardwood floor material and installation charge ... add $1.7k. And when it came to installing the last transitions to the adjacent rooms, I was told that the material they ordered would not work and they did not have time to get other items and finish it (they said I should finish it myself). Along they way they nicked into my walls many times and left a bunch of black marks. Yes, they offered to repaint, but I kind of lost confidence and considered what may go wrong when their floor installer who does not have time to do his main job would start painting my walls. The small discount they offered me did not make things right. Other than that, it was a wonderful experience ...

— Stefan G. · Homeowner

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