How to Use Copper Kitchen Handles in Your Home

Kitchens are the ultimate versatile space. They’re the culinary hub of every home, a space for hosting guests and quite often double up as dining rooms. Getting the décor of this high traffic room is crucial to developing the right feel for you in your home. Everything needs considering, from colour schemes right down to the tiny details.

Like anyone who is trying to upgrade their kitchen space, finding new and simple ways to make your space pop is a constant challenge. For a long time, kitchen design was dominated by brushed metallic designs and stainless-steel vibes. Now though, there’s a new kid on the block. Copper kitchen handles have rapidly grown in popularity as an easy and cost-effective way to add a more welcoming and homely feel to a kitchen space. If this seems like a spanner in the works to your design ideas, don’t panic. As usual, we’ve got your back with some classic design ideas to help you mull it over.

Design Ideas

Teaming a copper kitchen handle with contemporary neutral colours gives even the most minimalist design a classy and elegant touch. We love these Odessa Brushed Copper Bow Handles, and can see them perched on any contemporary design, especially a white or light grey cabinet.

Sometimes kitchen spaces can become a little monochrome and need to highlight of colour. A simple copper kitchen handle can offer just that. If your space has become dominated by the mono – add these Heritage Brass T-Pull Bar handles to give your ultra-modern look a little extra elegance and warmth.

If contemporary and ultra-modern décor isn’t your thing, copper can add a warming hue to a whole range of more traditional designs as well. You’ve got a farmhouse chic kind of feng shui going on? Try adding these simple but stylish Half Moon Draw Pulls to your kitchen cabinets. A perfect extra pop to compliment natural wood and stone worktops.

Can I use copper with colour?

In a nutshell, absolutely! If you’re of a bolder and more colourful persuasion when it comes to interior design, don’t write off copper highlights just yet. Picture mid-dark blues and greens with copper kitchen handles to highlight the depth of colour in your kitchen area. Take a look at this dark, British racing green style kitchen. We think this colour scheme would go perfectly with our gorgeous Satin Rose Gold Cup Pull kitchen handles.

Now, that’s quite a dark example of copper working beautifully in your kitchen. If you want to lift the mood, take a look at this stunning pastel blue kitchen which utilises copper kitchen handles beautifully. You can find elegant cup pulls like these Monmouth Brushed Copper pulls on our website. If you’re feeling dangerous and fancy an alternative to compliment your kaleidoscopic colour schemes, why not try these Antique Copper T-Bar handles to give your kitchen a more rustic and traditional vibe?

 So it’s true, incorporating copper kitchen handles into your décor dream is a hugely versatile, stylish and simple way to give your kitchen a little extra personality. If we’ve convinced you to take a wander down copper avenue, then why not add some extra splashes to further enhance the metallic warmth of your kitchen space?

Brushed copper or satin rose gold hanging lights can add further embellishment to your metallic hues, especially when teamed when a marble or stone effect work top. This would work in any style of kitchen from ultra-modern to traditional designs. Or how about adding copper appliances for a super simple way to introduce that warmth into your design? A copper kettle or toaster would be great additions to modern contemporary kitchens. If you’re on a more traditional whim, copper utensils like colanders, ladles and storage jars will look stunning in any rustic design.

There you have it! A huge range of reasons to introduce copper kitchen handles and copper highlights to your kitchen décor. Of course we love our suggestions, but you’ll find a gorgeous range of alternatives for you to browse on our site. Who doesn’t like going a bit little bit rogue sometimes? We know we do!