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View all productsWhat is the Momo Ferrara lip pull
Ferrara is a cabinet pull range from Momo Handles built around a lip pull design. A lip pull is a small recessed or protruding edge-style pull rather than a full bar handle, typically fitted to the top edge of a drawer or the edge of slab-front cabinetry. Because it sits close to the surface rather than standing proud of it, a lip pull gives a minimal, low-profile grip point that suits contemporary, handleless-style kitchens and cabinetry. This is a small, focused range of seven products from Momo Handles.
Why choose a lip pull over a bar handle
A lip pull is chosen specifically for its minimal appearance. Where a bar handle or knob adds a visible fitting to the face of a drawer or door, a lip pull integrates into the edge of the cabinetry itself, which is why it is a common choice in kitchens and bathrooms designed around clean, uninterrupted cabinet fronts. If the goal of your cabinetry design is a handleless or near-handleless look, a lip pull is the practical way to still have a functional grip point without breaking that visual line.
Buying considerations
- Check the pull's dimensions against the width of your drawer or door front, as a lip pull that is too short can be awkward to grip and one that is too long may not suit narrower cabinetry
- Confirm the fixing method required for your specific cabinetry, since lip pulls are fitted differently to a standard bar handle and need to suit the thickness and construction of your drawer or door front
- Consider consistency across the kitchen or bathroom, using the same lip pull profile on both drawers and doors where possible for a uniform look
Where Ferrara suits a project
The Ferrara range suits renovations or new builds where slab-front or minimalist cabinetry has already been chosen and a low-profile hardware option is needed to match. It is a more specific style choice than a bar handle range, so it works best when you have already settled on a handleless or minimal aesthetic for the space.
Practical notes before ordering
Because a lip pull is fitted to the edge of the cabinetry rather than a flat face, it is worth confirming the detail with your cabinetmaker or joiner early in the process, ideally before the drawer and door fronts are finalised. This gives them the chance to prepare the cabinetry correctly for the fixing method the Ferrara pull requires. As the range covers seven products, take the time to compare each option's profile and dimensions so the pull you choose sits well on both narrower drawer fronts and wider door fronts across the kitchen or bathroom.
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is a lip pull
A lip pull is a small recessed or protruding edge-style pull fitted to the top or edge of a drawer or door front, rather than a bar handle that sits proud of the surface. It gives a minimal, low-profile grip point that does not interrupt a clean cabinet front.
Why would I choose a lip pull instead of a regular handle
Lip pulls are chosen for their minimal look, integrating into the edge of the cabinetry rather than adding a visible fitting to the face of the drawer or door. They suit handleless-style or slab-front kitchens and bathrooms where a bar handle would break the clean line of the cabinetry.
How do I know what size lip pull to choose
Check the pull's dimensions against the width of your drawer or door front. A pull that is too short can be awkward to grip, while one that is too long may not suit narrower cabinetry, so match the size to each specific front rather than using one size throughout.
Can I use the same lip pull on both drawers and doors
Yes, and it is generally recommended for a consistent look throughout the kitchen or bathroom. Using the same profile across both drawers and doors keeps the cabinetry hardware uniform rather than mixing styles.
Does fitting a lip pull require different preparation to a bar handle
Yes, the fixing method for a lip pull differs from a standard bar handle and needs to suit the thickness and construction of your specific drawer or door front. Confirm the fixing method against your cabinetry before ordering.
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