Top Knobs Set to Present a Diverse Arrangement of Decorative Hardware at KBIS 2023

Top Knobs, the leading manufacturer of decorative kitchen and bath hardware, celebrates the art of design with a multifaceted display at this year’s Kitchen and Bath Industry Show (KBIS) in Las Vegas, NV., from January 31st- February 2nd, 2023.

Showcasing new and beloved collections, timeless pieces and trending finishes, Top Knobs welcomes attendees to explore its expansive exhibition space at booth #N1817 in the North Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center during show hours. Notable highlights include:

The Coddington Collection

Top Knobs enters a new era of decorative design with the introduction of its 2023 headlining collection, Coddington. A harmonious synthesis of form and function, Coddington revolutionizes kitchens and baths with industrial elegance. Comprised of five eye-catching suites of knobs, pulls and appliance pulls, each piece within the collection delivers profound details, inviting interiors into the modern age. MSRP: $10.75 – $189.20

The Morris Collection

Regarded as Top Knobs’ most versatile collection to date, Morris, launched in 2023, incorporates stylistic elements from across the design spectrum, blending and drawing inspiration from farmhouse chic, modern industrial, transitional, contemporary, and grand-millennial styles. With five unique suites of knobs, pulls, and appliance pulls, this diverse line allows designers and homeowners to mix and match styles to craft one-of-a-kind spaces reflective of their personal style. MSRP: $9.90 – $186.80

Finishing Touches

With the rise in glamourizing kitchens and baths by infusing these spaces with statement-making fixtures that speak for themselves, Top Knobs has curated a range of finish options that transform cabinetry and furniture into conversation pieces. Offering more than 30 rich metallic options including reigning finishes such as Ash Gray, Flat Black, and Honey Bronze, Top Knobs’ decorative hardware imbues interiors with opulence, drama and old-world charm.

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Top Knobs, Top Designs of 2022

What an exciting year it’s been.

If 2021 was all about reinventing the way we utilize our spaces, 2022 was all about upping the design ante! With vivacious colors, bold patterns, layers of texture, and elements of interest topping the trends list, the joy of interior decor certainly paved the way for designers and homeowners alike to have fun and elevate their spaces, this year.

Before we jump head first into the new year and era of design, join us as we take a look back at some of this year’s leading looks, featuring decorative hardware from Top Knobs:

Entryway

Mud Room

Laundry Room

Home Bar

Kitchen

Pantry

Living Room

Home Office

Powder Room

Guest Bath

Primary Bath

Primary Suite

Kids Room

Closet

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2022 Autumn Kitchen Trends to FALL in Love With

So long sweet summer, Fall is in the air!

As the days become shorter and the crisp Autumn nights trickle in, Mother Nature makes her chilly presence known with the season of change. And just as the outside world begins its cozy transition, we start to see a similar shift in the interior of our homes with colors, textiles and materials that reflect the savory sensations and organic vibes Fall brings.

If you’re considering a seasonal update to your home’s decor, specifically in the heart of the home, we invite you to draw some inspiration from some of our favorite Top Knobs kitchens that incorporate elements of this season’s top trends:

Art Deco Expression

Statement Backsplashes

Retro Influences

Creamy Palettes

Eye-Catching Decorative Hardware

Rich Wood Cabinetry

Matchy, Matchy Accessories

Golden Opulence

Layers of Detail

Tactile Textures

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Defining Design: Leading Interior Design Genres of 2022 and Complementing Decorative Hardware from Top Knobs

Interior Design – /in-te-ri-or de-sign/: the art or process of planning the aesthetic and execution of architectural interiors and spaces.

Design comes in all shapes, sizes and formats. From neutral color palettes to modular furniture and avant-garde accessories, each component of a room should come together in complete harmony to craft a space to be relished in.

Whether you’re remodeling a bathroom, refreshing a kitchen or redecorating an entire home, your abode should reflect you and your taste, and when it comes to homewares and fixtures, we believe you should have the same opportunity to express yourself.

Read on as we break down today’s leading interior genres and coordinating Top Knobs decorative hardware offerings to help you craft a look that speaks to you and your home:

Traditional

One of the most popular and enduring design schemes, traditional interiors are evocative of classic European decor. Rich wood tones, prominent architectural details, understated finishes and elegant furnishings often accompany spaces rooted in traditionalism.

For traditional interiors, we recommend knobs and pulls from our Chareau® collection. The subtle details and soft silhouettes that enhance each series in the collection invite timeless charm and classic perfection to all households.

Minimalism

One of the most considered modern styles, minimalism can often be mistaken as cold and severe. The key to achieving this aesthetical approach and crafting a serene environment is to focus on simplicity, refinement and functionality. Minimalist interiors are defined by a soft neutral palette, limited ornamentation and visual symmetry.

Our tab pulls including offerings from the Europa, Minetta and Modern Metro series complements minimalist environments. Each pull seamlessly blends into the cabinetry and furniture they adorn, for an uncompromised look.

Transitional

Perhaps one of our favorite interior design categories, transitional spaces offer plenty of interest and prevent rooms from leaning in the direction of a particular style. The best transitional settings boast a balance of traditional furnishings with modern elements while establishing a warm and welcoming environment.

Our Transcend collection is the very essence of transitional design. The combination of easy shapes, refined features and broad finish options makes this collection an effortless match to marry multiple trends.

Modern Farmhouse

Today’s take on modern farmhouse is rooted in rustic charm peppered with opulent and technical elements. Striking just the right ratio of countryside chic and sophistication, modern farmhouse interiors emphasize casual living with contemporary sensibility.

The Channing series, featured in our Barrington collection encompasses the heart and soul of modern farmhouse flair. Each knob, pull and cup pull in this series has been crafted to evoke feelings of comfortability and familiarity to make each room instantly feel like home.

Mid-Century Modern

The retro whimsy and flamboyant nuances of Mid-Century Modern details have experienced a resurgence in recent years. The beloved round edges, smooth surfaces and organic movements of 1950s accessories have been updated for today’s young homeowners who have an appreciation for vintage details.

Serving as an homage to this iconic design movement, our Lynwood collection encapsulates the electric nature of the mid 20th century.  Each piece in this complete line of knobs, pulls, cup pulls, and backplates feature a unique look produced during this time.

Industrial

As the name implies, Industrial interiors conjure an urban atmosphere, with exposed building materials and factory-like elements outfitting the space. Open floor plans with strategically placed furniture to define each “room” commonly accompany industrial-style homes, with a muted or gray-scale color scheme and minimalistic accessories to finish the look.

Versatile in form and function, our Asbury collection is the ideal accouterment for industrial dwellings. Series including Bit, Charlotte and Arendal offer lean physiques with mechanical detailing from exposed faux screws to two-toned metallic finishes.

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Top Knobs Guide to 2022 Kitchen Trends

Kitchen design has come a long way. What was once a room tucked away and hidden from other areas of the home has now become its heart and soul. The kitchen is the space that sparks creativity, sustains residential ergonomics and fuels day-to-day life. As an area that serves such vital household importance, it’s no wonder kitchens are constantly updated and refreshed.

With new and innovative design ideas on the horizon, there are plenty of looks to try out in your space in the coming year. However, before you dabble in the overwhelming amount of options, we’re taking a peek at the 5 leading kitchen trends of 2022 and inspiring images to help navigate this new season of style.

Golden Hour

While matte black has been the “it” color for home accessories in years past, there’s a new aurous hue taking its place next year. Now that decorative hardware is available in a myriad of finishes, all kitchen fixtures are following suit with the availability of more choices. In 2022, the golden palette will be in high demand among interior stylists and homeowners.

This warm and inviting scheme establishes a relaxing atmosphere in the kitchen and casts an illuminating glow in rooms with ample amounts of natural light. With knobs, pulls and appliance pulls available in Brushed Bronze, Honey Bronze, Tuscan Bronze and more, we offer endless decorative pieces to bring this brilliant color range to your home.

Detailed Cabinetry

So long to the days of ordinary cabinetry and the cluttered open shelving look. In its place are unique cabinet surfaces that offer high-impact and dramatic pause. From mesh fronts, glass panels and cane webbing, bespoke cabinetry is taking front and center in the kitchen. While these new cabinet door alternatives allow homeowners to showcase their dishware in style, they also bring an air of mystery and excitement leaving guests to ponder what’s on the other side.

To further up the ante of this bold new trend, designers are teaming these detailed cabinet faces with matching knobs and pulls that feature just as much charm, like our Amwell series or Crystal collection.

Closed Kitchen Concept

In the early 2010s, the open floorplan took precedence in the home, breaking down “barriers” and allowing household members to remain connected while utilizing different areas. But, 2020 and 2021 brought a shift in how we interact with our homes and each room began to take on its own purpose again. During the next year, the kitchen will return to its roots as a place where cooking becomes top priority and mealtime and friendly gatherings can take place without the interruptions of today’s technology.

Here we will see “walls” put back up in the form of swing doors, windowed partisans and small cutaways as a way to define the kitchen space yet maintain the flow of the home.

Island Time

As the closed concept begins to take shape, one area of the kitchen that still calls for open communal use and multi-functionality is the island. The idea that the island has become a catchall will still reign true in 2022 and beyond, however, its designated usage will change at different moments of the day. To ease the transition between playtime, homework, office hours and meal prep, we suggest adding additional storage to the island.

Our favorite solution is installing a small bookshelf and decorative hooks from our Ryland collection at the end of the island. This space then becomes a drop zone where toys, backpacks, bags, school work and papers can be neatly stored without getting lost in the kitchen shuffle.

Pops of Color

We’re not completely moving away from neutrals quite yet, but adding a touch of vibrancy to the kitchen is the perfect way to bring personality and contrast into this central hub . Be it a section of cabinetry, backsplash, piece of furniture or block of paint, we’re all about infusing electric energy into the heart of the home this year.

Our best advice for exploring your chromatic comfort zone is, begin small with muted hues that fit your kitchen’s aesthetic. Then, graduate to more adventurous hues when the time is right. Rich greens, heavy blues and striking yellows are sure to be a hit next year.

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