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The Melbury Collection is a contemporary cabinet hardware family with quietly neo-classical restraint. Made in England by Capramont & Co, Melbury brings together slim cabinet handles and matching cabinet knobs for slab kitchens, slim-frame shaker fronts, veneered cabinetry, tall larders, integrated appliance fronts, wardrobes, dressing rooms, media units and fitted furniture where the hardware should keep the elevation crisp, clean and uncluttered.
Use this collection to compare Melbury handle centres, overall lengths, knob diameters, finish route, cabinet style, appliance-front suitability, replacement fit and project sign-off before shortlisting products. For live joinery, send drawings, elevations, existing hole positions, appliance-front requirements or a room-by-room Hardware Schedule before ordering so the Melbury specification can be checked before production.
Fast specification answer
| Best for | Contemporary kitchens, slab fronts, slim-frame shaker joinery, oak or walnut veneer, tall larders, appliance fronts, wardrobes, media cabinetry and modern fitted furniture where the hardware should feel clean but not severe. |
| Main products | Melbury Cabinet Handle for drawers, larders, appliance fronts, wardrobes and media units. Melbury Cabinet Knob for doors, upper cupboards, smaller drawers and furniture-scale touch points. |
| Key sizes | Handles: 170, 210, 240, 310, 370, 450 and 690 mm overall lengths with 98, 138, 150, 220, 280, 342 and 582 mm centres. Knobs: 25, 31 and 38 mm diameters. |
Melbury collection specification checks
| Melbury Cabinet Handle | The main Melbury pull handle route. Use for drawers, pan drawers, tall larders, integrated appliances, wardrobes, media cabinetry and full-height fitted furniture where a slim cylindrical bar with conical ends should read as a refined line. |
| Melbury Cabinet Knob | A matching truncated-cone knob for upper cupboards, smaller drawers, wardrobe doors, media furniture and repeated light-use touch points where the Melbury profile should continue without using a long pull. |
Before shortlisting products
| Cabinet language | Melbury works best with slab fronts, plain-panel doors, slim-frame shaker fronts, oak veneer, walnut veneer and clean-lined joinery. It suits projects that need modern structure with a softer, more tailored hand feel than a flat architectural bar. |
| Handle centres | Melbury Handles are available in 98, 138, 150, 220, 280, 342 and 582 mm centres. Confirm centre-to-centre measurements before drilling, especially where several drawers, larders, appliance fronts or wardrobe doors need repeated alignment. |
| Overall length | Overall Melbury handle lengths are 170, 210, 240, 310, 370, 450 and 690 mm. Use shorter lengths for drawers and cabinet doors, mid lengths for pan drawers and wardrobes, and the longest size for tall larders, appliance-scale fronts and full-height joinery. |
| Knob scale | Melbury Cabinet Knobs are available in 25, 31 and 38 mm diameters. Use 25 mm for refined furniture details, 31 mm for balanced daily use, and 38 mm where the cabinet face needs a stronger single-point detail. |
| Finish route | Specify Melbury in Heritage finishes for aged brass, Fine English antique brass, dark aged brass, bronze, black, satin brass or satin stainless character. Selected Atelier routes include 316L stainless steel, black carbon-coated stainless steel and silver carbon-coated stainless steel. |
Proof and ordering checks
| Before ordering | Confirm product type, centre-to-centre measurement, overall length, knob diameter, projection, finish, quantity, room location, cabinet thickness and fixing requirements before release. |
| Finish sign-off | Use finish samples where the hardware must be approved against oak, walnut, painted cabinetry, stone, appliances, lighting, flooring or adjacent metalwork. This is especially important for aged brass, bronze, black, satin brass, satin stainless and carbon-coated stainless choices. |
| Replacement use | For replacement handles, measure existing hole centres first. Melbury centres are 98, 138, 150, 220, 280, 342 and 582 mm, so it should not be assumed to match common replacement drilling without checking. |
Melbury hardware summary
| Collection character | Contemporary, Minimalist, Bauhaus and Modern Classic. Melbury has clean cylindrical lines, conical tips and controlled geometric detail rather than heavy ornament, cup-pull shaping or period formality. |
| Best applications | Kitchens, pantries, tall larders, integrated appliances, wardrobes, dressing rooms, bedroom joinery, media units, living-room cabinetry, luxury apartments and boutique fitted interiors. |
| Best hardware types | Pull handles for drawers, tall fronts, larders, appliance fronts and wardrobes. Cabinet knobs for doors, upper cupboards, smaller drawers and coordinated handle-and-knob schedules. |
| Project control | Use one Hardware Schedule where handles, knobs, centres, finishes, quantities, appliance-front requirements, bathroom suitability and room locations need to stay aligned across several cabinetry elevations. |
Best-fit projects
Choose Melbury for contemporary kitchens, slab-front cabinetry, slim-frame shaker joinery, veneered fronts, tall larders, integrated appliances, wardrobes, dressing rooms, media walls and living-room joinery where the hardware should feel precise, calm and quietly architectural.
This is not usually the right collection for ornate Georgian cabinetry, Art Deco statement hardware, cup-pull schedules, edge-pull details or very soft Scandinavian-only schemes. For those briefs, compare Manresa, Harrington, Burlington, Egerton, Maddox, Lexham, Beaufort or Hardware Type routes before final selection.
Project and finish support
Capramont & Co Melbury cabinet hardware is made in England for project-led interiors. Heritage finishes can be used for the main brass, bronze, black, satin brass and satin stainless routes, while 316L stainless steel, black carbon-coated stainless steel and silver carbon-coated stainless steel Atelier options can be reviewed where the project needs a more technical material direction.
For a clean specification, choose the Melbury hardware type first, then confirm centres, overall length, knob diameter, projection, finish, room placement and quantity. If the project includes several rooms, a Hardware Schedule helps keep kitchens, larders, wardrobes, media cabinetry and finish approvals aligned before production.