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The Westbourne Collection is an Art Deco and Linear Deco cabinet hardware family defined by long, low-profile pull handles and paired semi-circular C pulls. Made in England by Capramont & Co, Westbourne is designed for slab kitchens, plain-panel doors, slim-frame shaker fronts, fluted cabinetry, ribbed joinery, wardrobes, dressing rooms, home bars, media units and feature fitted furniture where the hardware should feel calm, geometric and architectural.
Use this collection to compare Westbourne cabinet pull centres, C-pull sizes, overall lengths, finish route, cabinet style, replacement suitability and project sign-off before shortlisting products. For live joinery, send drawings, elevations, existing hole positions, door-pair details or a room-by-room Hardware Schedule before ordering so the Westbourne specification can be checked before production.
Fast specification answer
| Best for | Art Deco kitchens, slab fronts, plain-panel cabinetry, slim-frame shaker joinery, fluted or ribbed doors, wardrobes, dressing rooms, home bars and feature storage where the hardware should read as a clean linear detail. |
| Main products | Westbourne Cabinet Pull for drawers, wardrobes, dressing-room cabinetry, home bars and feature joinery. Westbourne C Pull for paired doors, compact pull points and central meeting details where two fronts create a complete circular Deco form. |
| Key sizes | Cabinet pulls: 114, 146, 178, 242, 306 and 392 mm overall lengths with 92, 124, 156, 220, 284 and 364 mm centres. C pulls: 44, 58 and 70 mm overall lengths with 32, 46 and 58 mm centres. |
Westbourne collection specification checks
| Westbourne Cabinet Pull | The main Westbourne pull handle route. Use for drawer runs, wardrobe doors, dressing-room cabinetry, home bars, media units and feature storage where a long, low-profile bar with stepped Art Deco detail should create a calm horizontal or vertical line. |
| Westbourne C Pull | A paired semi-circular finger-pull detail for doors that meet in the centre. Use where two fronts can form a complete ring-like Deco feature, especially on slab doors, fluted fronts, bar cabinetry, wardrobe doors and feature joinery. |
Before shortlisting products
| Cabinet language | Westbourne works best with slab fronts, plain-panel doors, slim-frame shaker cabinetry, fluted fronts and ribbed joinery. It suits projects where the hardware should feel architectural, symmetrical and lightly decorative without becoming ornate. |
| Pull centres | Westbourne Cabinet Pulls are available in 92, 124, 156, 220, 284 and 364 mm centres. Confirm centre-to-centre measurements before drilling, especially where repeated drawer runs, wardrobe doors or bar fronts must align. |
| Overall length | Overall Westbourne Cabinet Pull lengths are 114, 146, 178, 242, 306 and 392 mm. Use shorter lengths for smaller drawers and doors, and use the larger lengths where a wider drawer, wardrobe or feature front needs stronger horizontal emphasis. |
| C-pull use | Westbourne C Pulls are available in 44, 58 and 70 mm overall lengths with 32, 46 and 58 mm centres. They work best as a paired door detail or compact finger-pull route, not as a direct substitute for a long pull handle. |
| Finish route | Specify Westbourne 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 powder-coated black, satin nickel on naval brass and 316L stainless steel. |
Proof and ordering checks
| Before ordering | Confirm product type, centre-to-centre measurement, overall length, pair orientation, finish, quantity, room location, cabinet thickness and fixing requirements before release. |
| Finish sign-off | Use finish samples where the hardware must be approved against lacquer, veneer, fluting, painted cabinetry, stone, appliances, lighting, flooring or adjacent metalwork. This is especially important for aged brass, black, satin brass, satin stainless and nickel-led schemes. |
| Replacement use | For replacement handles, measure existing hole centres first. Westbourne pull centres are 92, 124, 156, 220, 284 and 364 mm, while C-pull centres are 32, 46 and 58 mm, so old drilling should be checked before selection. |
Westbourne hardware summary
| Collection character | Art Deco, Linear Deco, Streamline Moderne and Hollywood Regency. Westbourne has stepped geometry, softly radiused ends and a low-profile architectural line rather than a round heritage pull, cup pull or plain minimalist bar. |
| Best applications | Kitchens, dressing rooms, home bars, feature storage, wardrobes, media cabinetry, luxury apartments, boutique hospitality joinery and fluted or ribbed fitted interiors. |
| Best hardware types | Cabinet pulls for drawer runs, feature fronts and linear elevations. C pulls for paired doors, compact pull points and centre-meeting details where the two halves form a complete Deco shape. |
| Project control | Use one Hardware Schedule where cabinet pulls, C pulls, centres, finishes, quantities, paired-door orientation, bathroom suitability and room locations need to stay aligned across several cabinetry elevations. |
Best-fit projects
Choose Westbourne for Art Deco kitchens, fluted cabinetry, ribbed wardrobe doors, home bars, luxury apartment joinery, dressing rooms and feature storage where the hardware should look precise, calm and deliberately architectural.
This is not usually the right collection for Georgian kitchens, cup-pull schedules, round heritage handles, invisible edge pulls, soft Scandinavian schemes or appliance-scale pull schedules without project review. For those briefs, compare Burlington, Egerton, Melbury, Pembridge, Maddox, Manresa, Varndell or Hardware Type routes before final selection.
Project and finish support
Capramont & Co Westbourne 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 powder-coated black, satin nickel on naval brass and 316L stainless steel Atelier options can be reviewed where the project needs a more technical material direction.
For bathrooms, humid rooms, coastal homes or yacht interiors, confirm the material route before ordering. For a clean specification, choose the Westbourne hardware type first, then confirm centres, overall length, pair orientation, projection, finish, room placement and quantity before production.