You may have caught a few sneak peeks on my instagram or instagram stories but today I am beyond thrilled to officially announce the launch of my own cabinet hardware collection created with Park Studio!
You may know Park Studio more for their gorgeous lighting, I first worked with them when I used one of their chandeliers in my studio space. They are a local Los Angeles based husband and wife team who are not only the sweetest people you might ever meet but they are the real deal and fellow designers and makers that share my vintage meets modern aesthetic to a tee! I have been wanting to create a line of cabinet hardware for a long time, specifically the half moon design, which has been on the back burner of my brain and to-do list for years. When Park Studio more recently came out with their line of hardware I knew they were the perfect partners to team up with to help bring the line to life and I have to say pretty much knocked it out of the park.
Originally I just had the idea for the Half Moon pulls and we met and talked capabilities, Park Studio had prototypes made, we tweaked things a bit from the first prototype and then they suggested we round out the line with bar pulls and a knob, which of course I was stoked they were as excited as me about the line, so I went back to the drawing board and the Mackinaw bar pulls and the Ottawa knob was born. They can all work together as shown above in my kitchen or each can stand alone.
They come in solid un-lacquered brass, which is a living finish and will patina over time, and matte black will be available soon! The modern geometric shapes can easily update a kitchen, dresser, vanity, or be the inspiration for many of Ikea hacks. Which you know I love. And speaking of Ikea hacks, I designed the hardware to coordinate with my next big product collaboration with Semihandmade… a signature line of cabinet doors that fit on Ikea cabinets!
Here is a sneak peek of the hardware installed on my cabinet door collection which you can now preview on the Semihandmade site here! It will be officially launching November 15th.
And the hardware is available on Park Studio’s site today and you can also find them in my shop, here.
The Half Moons (named after a city in california from one of our favorite road trips we took)
The Mackinaw (named after where Rupert and I were married and the Mackinaw bridge being a destination/pit stop on a million family vacations growing up)
The Ottawa (the county where I grew up in Michigan)
Park Studio Product photos by Ben Kraus
Last photo by Tessa Neustadt for Semihandmade
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Beautiful line! I am thinking of all the places I could put the half moon pulls.
I’m gonna be annoying and split hairs and ask, why the “Mackinaw” spelling instead of “Mackinac”? If you got married on the island, it’s spelled “Mackinac” (as well as the bridge), while the city on the lower peninsula is “Mackinaw City.” (Can you tell you’re talking to a native Michigander? Ha.)
On another note, confirming this brought me to your stylemepretty post and I LOVE how you coordinated the bridesmaids dresses to the iconic yellow of the Grand Hotel. Beautiful!
😂😂 I picked the mackinaw spelling mostly becasue I didn’t want non michiganders to say it like “Mack-in-ack”
Ah that makes sense! I was wondering if there was some other handle out there named the “Mackinac.” 😉
I’ve been looking for new hardware to swap out with my current ones and those half moon pulls are calling my name. Congrats on the collaboration, Sarah.
Congrats on the new line! I’ve loved seeing the sneak peeks on Instagram stories! And I’m so excited that you gave 2/3rds of your collection Michigan names. As soon as I saw Ottawa, I was even more smitten. (We got married in Ottawa county.) I’ll have to find a way to convince my husband that we need to update all our current gold hardware with yours! Congrats again!
Love the pulls and knobs! Great job and congratulations! I am curious about the black and white photo in your last picture. Mind sharing your source on that beauty? 🙂
I’m going to have to get the Ottawa knobs because I live in Ottawa – Ottawa, Canada though 😉
Would love to see tips on how to build the IKEA credenzas using the knobs and your new line of door fronts.
Hi Amy. Yes thank you, I am on it! As soon as the cabinets launch I will do a post explaining all the pieces that we used to build the credenza and more!
Hi Sarah!
Do you think the Half Moon pulls would work well on shaker doors? They look so lovely on the semihandmade signature beaded doors and on flat fronts, but I wonder if you think they’d work for shaker (which is what I have!)
Loving the semihandmade collaboration, and it’s not even out yet!
Hi! Totally. Especially if you put them centered at the top of the door. I showed a version like that ok the semihandmade launch post if you want to see!
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First of all.. STUNNING!
Secondly, do you ship to Australia? If not, is this something you can consider? I am in love and I must have them!
Thank you.
hello! these are quite lovely! will these be available in rubbed bronze in the near future? I see there will be a matte black, which is exciting as well!
I love this! I am wondering if you changed the shaker cabinets on top to the slab type? if so, is there a reason? I am getting shaker cabinets and wondering if the half moons still look good with the shaker. Thanks so much!
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hi!! What do the half moon pulls look like when they patina? I love this light color they are in the photos. Can we use them on closet doors?
Could you please share the paint colors used on the kitchen cabinets in this post?
Hi we’re can I buy the circle door handles please
Hi there, we are an eco-friendly tech startup going to a tradeshow and love this photo: https://sssedit.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/sss-kitchen-park-studio-collab-640.jpg
I was wondering if it would be possible to use it as a background photo for our booth? We are happy to pay for it and talk about the hardware used here if anyone is interested! please let me know as soon as you can.
Thank you!
Victor