Mahi Amerock Polished Brass Lattice

T21 Product Code: B-0032

The Mahi Amerock Polished Brass Lattice Knob presses a fine crosshatched lattice pattern across a domed solid brass surface, finished in glossy gold rather than the brushed tone used on most of the range, at 32mm diameter — a knob built specifically for a brighter, more reflective look than its brushed counterparts.

The lattice texture is cast into the brass with enough depth that light catches differently across each intersecting ridge, and because the finish here is glossy rather than brushed, that texture reflects more sharply — a deliberate pairing, since a glossy finish on a plain smooth knob would show every fingerprint immediately, while the lattice's broken surface disguises handling marks better than a flat gloss knob would.

This is one of the few glossy-finished pieces in the Brass Essence brass collection, most of which use a brushed gold tone specifically to reduce visible fingerprints — the lattice texture is what makes a glossy finish practical here, since the pattern itself breaks up light reflection in a way a smooth polished dome couldn't.

At 32mm, it's sized similarly to the plain Krisha round knob, but the lattice texture and glossy finish give it a distinctly more ornate, jewellery-box character — suited to cabinetry wanting a brighter, more decorative brass accent than the range's typically softer brushed pieces.

Solid brass gives the casting its weight and holds the fine lattice detail crisply, standing up to daily handling without the pattern wearing shallow over time.

• Best for: decorative cabinetry, vanities, and pieces wanting a brighter glossy brass accent
• Material: solid brass, glossy gold finish
• Fixing: single-point, standard knob mounting

Specification: Material — solid brass; Finish — glossy gold; Size — 32mm diameter x 30mm height.

Why is this knob glossy when most of the Brass Essence range is brushed?

The lattice texture breaks up light reflection across its intersecting ridges, which makes a glossy finish practical here in a way it wouldn't be on a plain smooth knob — the pattern helps disguise fingerprints that a flat polished surface would show clearly.

Does a glossy finish need more frequent cleaning than a brushed one?

It can show dust and handling marks slightly more readily between the lattice ridges, so a quick wipe with a soft cloth during regular cleaning keeps the reflective finish looking its best.

Is this knob a good match for the brushed gold pieces elsewhere in the range?

It pairs reasonably well as an accent piece, since the underlying gold tone is similar, though mixing glossy and brushed finishes side by side is a deliberate style choice — some kitchens prefer keeping the finish consistent throughout instead.