T21 Product Code: B-0015

The Dragonfly Solid Brass Cabinet Pull casts a dragonfly's outstretched wings and elongated body in solid brass, finished in PVD gold, at 80mm wide — one of the more detailed nature-inspired pieces in the Brass Essence range, with fine wing veining picked out across the cast surface.

PVD, or physical vapour deposition, bonds the gold finish to the brass at a molecular level rather than sitting as a thin plated layer, which matters specifically on a piece with this much fine surface detail — the veining in the wings stays crisp and doesn't wear thin at raised edges the way standard plating can over time.

Because the design is flat rather than a rounded knob or bar profile, it's fixed as a single-point pull rather than a traditional two-screw handle, mounting like an ornamental plaque as much as a functional grip — worth noting when planning drilling, since it doesn't use standard centre-to-centre spacing.

At 80mm, the dragonfly's wingspan reads clearly as its intended shape even from a normal viewing distance, making it suited to a feature drawer or cabinet door rather than being repeated identically across a full kitchen run, where its detail would be better appreciated on one or two standout pieces.

Solid brass gives the casting genuine weight and durability, standing up well to the more delicate wing tips and fine veining that a lighter alloy might not hold as crisply over time.

• Best for: feature cabinetry, statement drawers, nature or garden-themed kitchens
• Material: solid brass, PVD gold finish
• Fixing: single-point, ornamental-style mounting

Specification: Material — solid brass; Finish — PVD gold; Size — 80mm x 16mm.

How is this pull fixed to the cabinet, since it's not a bar shape?

It mounts as a single-point fixing rather than the two-screw spacing used on bar handles — closer to how an ornamental plaque is fixed, so check the mounting method matches your cabinet door before ordering.

What does PVD gold mean, and why does it matter for a detailed design like this?

PVD bonds the gold finish to the brass at a molecular level, which keeps fine details like the dragonfly's wing veining crisp and wear-resistant, unlike standard plating that can thin out at raised edges over time.

Should I use this pull across every drawer in my kitchen, or just a few?

Given its detailed, decorative shape, it tends to work best as a feature piece on one or two standout drawers or doors rather than repeated identically across a full kitchen run, where simpler hardware usually reads better at scale.