With an abundance of kitchen cabinet hardware ideas floating around the internet, it can be a challenge to find the right hardware styles and materials for your home. However, if you’re looking for something that brings a more natural touch, wooden cabinetry hardware may be the answer.

Wooden drawer and cabinet pulls can be the perfect finishing touch to both traditional and modern kitchens. From neutral-toned spaces to colorful cabinetry, wooden knobs, and pulls are the obvious choice for anyone looking for an alternative to the more common metal finish.

Below, you’ll find the most amazing wood kitchen cabinet hardware ideas to help you get inspired.

Polished Wooden Kitchen Cabinet Hardware That Mimics Brass Hardware

Brass knobs are a trendy choice for kitchen hardware. If you’re looking for something a bit more unique but with a similar overall effect, polished wooden knobs can be an excellent replacement for brass.

This neutral kitchen uses the same knobs on both the drawers and the wall cabinets for a consistent look, placing the cabinetry hardware as a subtle accent instead of the main focus. The result is a complete, cohesive kitchen space that blends classic and modern designs.

Styled by Siri Gärde, photographed by Mia Borgerlin for Historiska Hem

Wood Cabinets With Matching Drawer Pulls for a Seamless Look

Dark brown wood cabinets are the perfect backdrop for hardware made of the same material. As seen below, the resulting appearance is one of clean lines and bold, dark materials. The black hardware found elsewhere in the space complements the dark brown tones, ensuring that there isn’t an overpowering focal point and that the kitchen feels balanced.

Just as stainless steel appliances would likely feel out of place in this environment, other kitchen cabinet hardware ideas – such as bright metals and polished finishes – would likely seem inappropriate here.

via Entrance Makleri

Subtle Wooden Kitchen Cabinet Hardware for Faux Brass Accents

If you like the look of brass knobs on your cabinetry but are searching for a style that bridges the gap between brass hardware finishes and rustic design elements, knobs similar to those pictured below may be exactly what you need.

The two-tone cabinetry in this small space is a great setting for this style of hardware. The brass-toned knobs add contrast and help to make the space feel pulled together with the mix of open shelving and traditional cabinets.

Styled by Åsa Copparstad, photographed by Frederic Boucari, for Historiska Hem

Unique Natural Wood Cup Pulls That Echo the Countertop for a Cohesive Look

A kitchen designed with functionality and style top of mind, this example showcases one-of-a-kind hardware ideas. Similar in shape to leather pulls, these wooden cup pulls are made of the same material as the countertops and open shelving units, creating a coordinated kitchen cabinetry design.

The rounded edges and unique shaping of the cup pulls bring an element of visual interest into this kitchen. When combined with the matching surfaces, this smaller kitchen is transformed into an inviting, slightly traditional space.

Styled by Thomas Lingsell, photographed by Larsson for Historiska Hem

An All White Kitchen With Natural Wood Touches and Matching Hardware

This more classic style kitchen pairs off-white cabinetry with wooden counters, shelving, and hardware. Traditional exposed hinges, simply designed doors, and textured wood come together to create a timeless style completed by wooden knobs on both the cabinets and drawers.

Due to the lack of natural light in the space, choosing to have the kitchen cabinetry painted white pulls in the available light and keeps the area feeling brighter. The resulting peaceful and relaxing air is welcoming to guests while also remaining appealing and pleasing to residents.

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A Pink-Toned Kitchen With Dark Wood Cabinetry Hardware

This dark kitchen cabinetry hardware brings slight contrast to the pink-toned cabinet doors. This provides additional depth to the space by adding another warm tone to keep the room from feeling flat.

These classically designed kitchen cabinets painted in a unique shade set the stage for the rest of the kitchen’s elements to shine, including the backsplash and black finish of the oven. Furthermore, the subtly detailed shape of the knobs brings a pop of visual interest when viewed close up.

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Dark Wood Cabinets With Blended Cabinet Hardware

This dark brown, nearly black, cabinetry uses blended knob pulls to create a seamless look that’s both modern and traditional. The geometric, symmetrical nature of the cabinets only enhances this appearance, appealing to the senses.

By choosing these dark tones in an open-plan kitchen with lots of natural light, the brightness of the room is toned down and avoids becoming overwhelming to be in. Overall, this kitchen is both chic and rustic and is the perfect answer to this uniquely shaped room.

via Alvhem

Light Wood Cabinet Pulls in a Bright White Kitchen

This small, airy space showcases many of the design features often seen in interior magazines. Wood knobs are on all of the cabinetry while brass is used elsewhere such as on the faucet and hanging brackets.

This combination pairs very well with the retro appliances in the color black, all of which sit beautifully against the white subway tiles with white grout. The slightly monochrome appearance lets the bold appliances and artwork stand out, further enhancing their effect.

via Entrance Makleri

Raw Wood Kitchen Cabinets and Knobs for a Rustic Feel

Anyone looking to break away from the trend of a smooth, colorful kitchen will love this natural wood design. The raw, unfinished wood cabinets and flooring offer a rustic vibe with contemporary touches that make this kitchen a one-of-a-kind, showstopping feature of the home.

As we’ve seen with other examples, the pulls are made of the same material as the cabinets themselves which helps the design stand out without being distracting. Overall, this is a very unique and innovative kitchen design full of natural appeal.

via Historiska Hem

Integrated Cabinet Hardware in a Space That Blends Traditional Styles and Modern Kitchen Features

For the last of our kitchen cabinet hardware ideas, we have a new kitchen full of designer elements, yet with a distinctly traditional styling. Instead of a knob or standard handle pull, this kitchen uses built-in, rail-style hardware for a distinctive, integrated look.

The all-wood cabinetry and furniture create a chic, magazine-worthy kitchen that is sure to wow guests on every occasion. Dark marble counters provide a bold, though not overpowering, focal point to break up the neutral tones and for the eyes to rest upon.

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