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The Lexham Collection is a contemporary minimalist cabinet hardware family with Bauhaus, Japanese Modern and Industrial Luxe influence. Made in England by Capramont & Co, Lexham brings together T-bars, T-bars with baseplates, cabinet knobs and cabinet knobs with baseplates for slab doors, slim-frame shaker fronts, walnut or oak veneer, contemporary kitchens, pantry storage, wardrobes, bedside cabinetry, media units and fitted furniture.
Use this collection to compare Lexham T-bar lengths, knob diameters, baseplate options, finish route, cabinet style, room use, replacement suitability and project sign-off before shortlisting products. For live joinery, send drawings, elevations, existing hole positions or a room-by-room Hardware Schedule before ordering so the Lexham specification can be checked before production.
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| Best for | Minimalist kitchens, slab doors, slim-frame shaker fronts, walnut or oak veneer, media cabinetry, wardrobes, bedside joinery and fitted furniture where the hardware should read as a quiet architectural point. |
| Main products | Lexham T-Bar and Lexham T-Bar with Baseplate for drawers and doors. Lexham Cabinet Knob and Lexham Cabinet Knob with Baseplate for smaller doors, uppers, bedside cabinetry and furniture-scale touch points. |
| Key sizes | T-bars: 56 and 65 mm lengths. Cabinet knobs: 25, 31 and 38 mm diameters. Lexham products are single-fixing routes, so confirm fixing position and baseplate choice before drilling. |
Lexham collection specification checks
| Lexham T-Bar | The cleanest Lexham pull route. Use for minimalist kitchen drawers, slab doors, slim-frame shaker fronts, media cabinetry, wardrobes and bedside joinery where a compact T-bar should provide a precise single-point grip without visual weight. |
| Lexham T-Bar with Baseplate | A stronger architectural T-bar route with a baseplate behind the grip. Use where the face needs more presence, where a small footprint is useful, or where the hardware should read more deliberately on plain cabinetry. |
| Lexham Cabinet Knob | A minimalist cabinet knob for upper doors, smaller drawers, wardrobe doors, media units and fitted furniture. Use it where the scheme needs a quieter single-point fixing than a T-bar. |
| Lexham Knob with Baseplate | A more defined knob route for plain fronts, veneer, wardrobes and furniture-led details. Use the baseplate version where the knob needs a cleaner landing point or slightly stronger architectural presence. |
Before shortlisting products
| Cabinet language | Lexham works best with slab doors, plain-panel doors, slim-frame shaker fronts, walnut veneer, oak veneer and clean-lined joinery. It is strongest where the hardware should feel crisp, minimal and architectural rather than decorative. |
| T-bar length | Lexham T-Bars are available in 56 and 65 mm lengths. Use 56 mm for smaller doors, fine drawers and discreet joinery details; use 65 mm where the hand needs slightly more purchase or the cabinet face needs more presence. |
| Knob diameter | Lexham Cabinet Knobs are available in 25, 31 and 38 mm diameters. Use 25 mm for refined doors and furniture details, 31 mm for balanced daily use, and 38 mm where the cabinet elevation needs stronger definition. |
| Baseplate choice | Choose the plain T-bar or knob for the quietest look. Choose the baseplate version when the hardware needs more visual grounding, when the door face is very plain, or where a more architectural landing point is useful. |
| Finish route | Specify Lexham 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, T-bar length, knob diameter, baseplate requirement, finish, quantity, room location, cabinet thickness and fixing requirements before release. |
| Finish sign-off | Use finish samples where the hardware must be approved against veneer, painted fronts, stone, appliances, lighting, flooring or adjacent metalwork. This is especially important for black, satin brass, satin stainless and nickel-led schemes. |
| Replacement use | Lexham is a single-fixing hardware route, so it is best for new drilling or existing single-hole positions. It is not a direct replacement for two-hole pull handles unless the drawer or door front is being remade or old holes can be resolved. |
Lexham hardware summary
| Collection character | Contemporary, Minimalist, Bauhaus, Japanese Modern and Industrial Luxe. The collection is geometric, restrained and low in visual weight rather than decorative, ornate or period-led. |
| Best applications | Modern kitchens, pantry storage, wardrobes, dressing rooms, bedroom cabinetry, bedside units, media cabinetry, living-room joinery and boutique fitted furniture. |
| Best hardware types | T-bars for drawer fronts, doors and compact pull points. Knobs for smaller cabinet doors, upper fronts and furniture-scale details. Baseplate versions where the single fixing needs more visual structure. |
| Project control | Use one Hardware Schedule where T-bars, knobs, baseplates, finishes, quantities, bathroom suitability and room locations need to stay aligned across several cabinetry elevations. |
Best-fit projects
Choose Lexham for minimalist kitchens, slab cabinetry, slim-frame shaker fronts, walnut or oak veneer, media rooms, bedside cabinetry, wardrobes and fitted furniture where a small hardware detail should feel intentional, crisp and quiet.
This is not usually the right collection for long bar-pull schedules, appliance pull routes, ornate period cabinetry, Georgian kitchens or drawer fronts that need a two-hole replacement handle. For those briefs, compare Beaufort, Harrington, Farringdon, Burlington, Egerton, Maddox or Hardware Type routes before final selection.
Project and finish support
Capramont & Co Lexham 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 selected Atelier metals can be reviewed for bathrooms, coastal homes, yacht interiors, humid rooms or more technical material-led specifications.
For a clean specification, choose the Lexham hardware type first, then confirm T-bar length, knob diameter, baseplate requirement, projection, finish, room placement and quantity. If the project includes several rooms, a Hardware Schedule helps keep kitchens, wardrobes, media cabinetry and finish approvals aligned before production.
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