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View all productsMomo Bellevue architectural door hardware
The Bellevue range from Momo Handles is a large architectural door hardware collection built around a knurled surface, a fine textured, grip pattern finish applied to door pulls and lever handle sets. It suits homeowners, builders and specifiers looking for hardware with a tactile, boutique feel rather than a plain smooth bar or lever, and it is sized as one of Momo's larger ranges, spanning multiple product formats and finish options.
What the knurled finish offers
Knurling is a textured surface pattern, traditionally used on tools and machined metal parts for grip, that has become a popular decorative detail in architectural hardware. On a Bellevue pull or lever, the knurled section adds visible texture and a more tactile feel in the hand compared to a smooth handle, while also giving the piece a distinct look that stands out against flush cabinetry, doors or joinery. It is a detail worth considering where hardware is meant to be a visible design feature rather than purely functional.
Pulls and lever handle sets in the range
The Bellevue range covers both door pulls, available in different lengths including 496mm and 600mm options, and dummy lever door handle sets, which are non-locking lever handles typically used on pantry doors, cupboard doors or other doors that do not require a latch or lock mechanism. Choosing between a pull and a lever set generally comes down to the door type: pulls suit sliding or cavity doors and larger statement doors, while lever sets suit hinged doors where a rotating handle action is expected.
Finish options
Bellevue is available across a set of finishes to match different tapware, cabinetry hardware and overall colour schemes, including Bronze, Brushed Satin Brass, Dark Brushed Brass, Dull Brushed Nickel and Matte Black. Matching the door hardware finish to tapware, cabinet handles or other metal fixtures already used in a space helps keep the overall look consistent, particularly in kitchens and bathrooms where several finishes can otherwise compete with each other.
Choosing the right length and format
- Longer pulls (600mm) suit larger doors or where a bolder, more prominent handle is wanted
- Shorter pulls (496mm) suit standard-sized doors or a more understated look
- Dummy lever sets suit hinged cupboard or pantry doors without a lock function
- Match the finish across pulls and levers used in the same space for a coordinated result
Confirm door thickness and fixing centres against the specific product before ordering, since these details vary by format within the range.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does knurled mean on the Momo Bellevue handles?
Knurled refers to a fine, textured grip pattern machined into the surface of the handle, rather than a smooth finish. On the Bellevue range it appears on both the door pulls and lever handle sets, giving the hardware a more tactile feel and a distinct decorative detail.
What is the difference between a Bellevue door pull and a dummy lever handle set?
A door pull is a fixed bar-style handle, available in the Bellevue range in lengths such as 496mm and 600mm, generally used on sliding, cavity or larger doors. A dummy lever handle set uses a lever action but has no lock or latch function, and is typically fitted to pantry or cupboard-style doors.
What finishes are available in the Bellevue range?
Bellevue is available in Bronze, Brushed Satin Brass, Dark Brushed Brass, Dull Brushed Nickel and Matte Black. Matching the finish to existing tapware or cabinet hardware in the same space helps keep the overall look consistent.
Is the Bellevue range the same as Momo's Belgravia range?
No, Bellevue and Belgravia are different named ranges from Momo Handles. Bellevue is defined by its knurled surface pattern across pulls and lever handle sets, and should not be confused with other Momo ranges that have their own distinct design and naming.
What length door pull should I choose from the Bellevue range?
The 600mm pull suits larger doors or spaces where a bolder handle is wanted, while the 496mm option suits standard-sized doors or a more understated look. The right length depends on the door size and how prominent the hardware is meant to look against the door face.
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