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The Momo Aspen range is a door hardware collection built around a single, consistent design language across pull handles and lever sets, giving a cohesive look when specified across entry, passage and privacy doors throughout a home. The range centres on a slim, rounded bar profile available as both a 600mm entry pull and a dummy lever handle set.

Design language

Aspen's profile is a rounded bar with soft, consistent curvature from end to end, avoiding sharp transitions or ornate detailing. This restrained shape reads as contemporary without tipping into an overly industrial or minimalist look, which is why it pairs comfortably with both modern and transitional interior styles. The same bar profile carries through from the entry pull handle to the lever design, so a home using Aspen hardware on its front door and internal doors gets a genuinely matched look rather than a family of vaguely similar shapes.

600mm pull handles

The Aspen pull handle is offered at 600mm, a length suited to substantial entry and feature doors where a shorter handle would look undersized against the scale of the door. At this length, the pull gives a confident, full-hand grip and reads as a deliberate design statement on a pivot or large entry door rather than a purely functional afterthought. Fixing centres are set to the 600mm length, so it's worth confirming this matches your door's existing prep or planned drill template before ordering.

Dummy lever door handle sets

Alongside the pull handles, Aspen includes dummy lever sets, which are non-turning lever handles with no latch or spindle mechanism inside. Dummy levers are used where a door doesn't actually need to open and close via the handle, most commonly on one leaf of a double door pair where only one side is operational, or on fixed decorative panels designed to visually match an adjacent working door. Because there's no mechanism to align, dummy levers mount directly to the door face and are one of the simpler hardware components to install.

Finish options

The Aspen range is available in dark brushed brass, bronze and matte black. Dark brushed brass and bronze both bring a warm, slightly aged tone that suits interiors leaning toward a traditional or transitional palette, while matte black gives a more contemporary, high-contrast result against light-coloured doors and frames. All three finishes are consistent across the pull handles and dummy lever sets, so mixing components within the range doesn't introduce any visible mismatch.

Specifying Aspen across a home

Because the range spans both entry pulls and dummy levers in the same design language and finish set, Aspen suits projects where the goal is visual continuity from the front door through to feature internal doors. Use the 600mm pull on the primary entry or a statement pivot door, and specify the dummy lever sets on any double door leaf or fixed panel nearby that needs to match without requiring an operating mechanism.

Choosing a finish

Dark brushed brass and bronze read warmer in natural light and suit oak, walnut or other timber-toned doors, while matte black gives the strongest definition against white or pale painted doors. If matching existing tapware or cabinetry hardware elsewhere in the home, check those finishes against Aspen's three options before finalising a selection.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Momo Aspen range?
It's a door hardware collection featuring a slim, rounded bar profile carried consistently across entry pull handles and dummy lever sets. The consistent design language means entry and internal door hardware can be matched throughout a home using components from the same range.
What length is the Aspen pull handle?
The Aspen pull handle is offered at 600mm, sized for substantial entry doors and feature pivot panels where a shorter handle would look out of proportion. Fixing centres are set to this length, so it's worth checking against your door's existing prep before ordering.
What is a dummy lever handle set used for?
A dummy lever is a non-turning handle with no latch or spindle mechanism, used where a door doesn't need to open via the handle itself. It's most commonly fitted to the inactive leaf of a double door pair or a fixed decorative panel that needs to visually match an operating door nearby.
What finishes are available in the Aspen range?
Aspen comes in dark brushed brass, bronze and matte black. The brass and bronze options suit warmer, timber-toned interiors, while matte black gives stronger contrast against light-coloured doors and frames.
Can Aspen pull handles and dummy levers be mixed in the same project?
Yes, both component types share the same rounded bar design language and are available in the same three finishes, so specifying pulls on an entry door and dummy levers on an adjacent fixed panel or double door leaf produces a matched result.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of cabinet handles are available for bathroom vanities?

Bathroom vanity cabinet handles come in bar pulls, knob handles, T-bar pulls, cup pulls, and edge pulls (for handleless drawer looks). Bar pulls in lengths of 96mm, 160mm, and 256mm are among the most popular in Australian bathrooms for their clean, contemporary appearance. Knobs are a classic choice for traditional or Hamptons-style bathrooms. The Blue Space stocks handles from brands including Momo Handles and Zanda in finishes to suit every style.

What size cabinet handle do I need?

Australian handles are generally measured by "hole centres", the distance between the two screw holes, measured centre to centre. Common sizes include 96mm and 128mm for kitchens, and 160mm becoming increasingly popular in modern builds. As a general guide, the 1/3 rule works well: your handle length should be roughly one-third the width of the door or drawer. So a 600mm-wide drawer suits a handle around 160–200mm, while smaller drawers under 300mm work best with a shorter 70–100mm pull or a knob.

Should I choose cabinet handles or knobs?

Both have their place, and many homes use a mix of the two. Handles offer a larger, more comfortable grip, making them ideal for drawers and heavier daily use. Knobs are simple to install, easy to clean, and suit cabinet doors or lower-traffic areas where a subtler look is preferred. A common approach is to use handles on drawers and knobs on doors, giving your kitchen, bathroom or laundry a considered, tailored finish.

Can I use the same cabinet handles in my kitchen, bathroom and laundry?

Yes, and many homeowners do this to create a seamless, considered flow throughout the house. That said, it's important to factor in environment: bathrooms and laundries are exposed to higher humidity and moisture, so finishes like solid brass with a PVD coating, stainless steel, or quality powder-coated options will hold up better than raw or untreated materials over time.

How do I replace cabinet handles without drilling new holes?

Measure your existing hole centres by checking the distance between the centre of each screw hole, then choose a new handle with matching hole centres. If you'd like to switch to a different style or size, options like backplates, edge pulls, or handles designed to cover old holes make it possible to update your look without redrilling your cabinetry.

How do I match cabinet handle finishes with my tapware and appliances?

For a cohesive, well-designed home, cabinet handles are best chosen to complement your tapware, sink and appliance finishes. Matte black handles pair beautifully with matte black tapware for a contemporary look, while brushed nickel or brushed brass options suit warmer, Hamptons-style spaces. If your appliances are stainless steel, brushed nickel or stainless handles will tie the room together. It's worth considering your whole space, kitchen, bathroom and laundry, for a consistent finish throughout the home.