Round & Sphere Knobs

The round ones: flat discs worked to a circle, and solid balls and domes.

Three of these are flat: a slice taken round by hand, in rose quartz, sage green agate or clear quartz, so the face is a true circle with the banding still crossing it. The other three stand off the door. Two are solid balls, amethyst and rose quartz, held in a small metal cup. The last is a dome in dalmatian jasper, white stone with black spots, smooth over the top. A ball or a dome is easier to grip than a flat disc, which matters on a drawer that is pulled every day.

Other shapes sit under Cabinet Knobs. Two-hole pulls are in Cabinet Handles.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the discs and the balls?

A disc is a flat slice taken round and sits close to the door. A ball stands proud of it and gives the hand more to hold.

Is the dome one stone?

Yes. Dalmatian jasper, one piece, with the spots running through the body of the stone rather than printed on it.

Which is best for a drawer used daily?

The balls and the dome. There is more to take hold of, so you pull on the stone rather than pinching it.