12 Top Kitchen Hardware Trends for 2024, According to Experts

“With the many global changes of the past few years, more and more people are returning to the comfort of traditional designs and finishes. It's been a classic, but this year we'll see a vintage revolution and a return to heirloom-quality hardware.” —Will Zhang, Cabinet Hardware Company Emtek Industrial Design and Production Director of Innovation

“Simple hardware changes are the easiest way to create a dramatic effect without renovating. I tell my clients to start right there. Metal tone and weight are important, and new hardware For a dramatic effect when adding garments, incorporate a backplate on the back.Handles and handles. Not only do they make the hardware stand out, but they also create a designer kitchen effect.” — Genevieve Lake, Principal Designer and Owner of Love Lake Studio

“We notice that there is a mix of finishes and sizes again, which we think helps give the rooms we work in a sense of having evolved over time. .Bond Street latches are still a favorite because they stand out in dramas, making them a strong detail on cupboards.” —Imogen Pritchard, Plain English Kitchens US Design Director

“Clients are drawn to sleek, minimalist designs with clean lines and geometric shapes, giving a contemporary flair to kitchen spaces. The hardware is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. It plays an important role in the kitchen and acts as a finishing touch to enhance the overall appearance of the kitchen.It offers ease of use.” —Margaret Donaldson, Founder of MDI Luxury Design

“In the world of interior design, scallop shapes, sexy curves, and rounded edges are on the rise. Whether it's lighting, accents, or furniture spaces, curves represent the new modern age. Trends follow this pattern, with soft curves creating a sense of purpose and subtle luxury.” —Will Zhang, director of industrial design and production innovation at cabinet hardware company Emtek

“Texture is no longer just a finish. It’s becoming more and more common to see texture built into the product itself, such as knurling, ribbing, and grooves on bars and stems. I think we're paying more attention to design details.''We're taking care of the space, down to the details of the fixtures. — Priya Vij, founder of cabinet hardware company Hapny Home

“Decorative drop handles and pendant-style hardware are making their debut in the kitchen. This hardware is typically found on furniture over woodwork, but with this jewelry-style hardware, you can Traditional elements are added to a more simplified cabinet.This hardware can be used in a wide range of ways.''Designs range from modern to traditional, and even, like this tassel example, It can also take a more figurative form. ” —Emily Arthur, co-founder of furniture company Ira Porter

“There will always be a place in my heart for gorgeous brass details, but I'm all for the bright yellow brass trend!! Luckily, we're excited about the return to classics! There's nothing more classic than a beautifully polished nickel. It works in both modern and traditional spaces, bringing a quiet, luxurious feel to the space.” —Genevieve Lake, Principal Designer Owner of Love Lake Studio

“We've noticed that cabinets and appliance drawers are getting longer and longer, especially in modern interiors. This is a result of drawer and cabinet doors getting bigger, and we're sizing the hardware accordingly. They need to be adjusted correctly. In some cases, look at longer handles on standard-sized doors for a more dramatic look.” — Priya Vij, founder of cabinet hardware company Hapny Home