Shedding light on cabinet pulls

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Shedding Light On Cabinet Pulls As we have noted before the advent of LED lights and the small gauge of wires needed to support their low voltage requirements is widening the number and types of locations where we can make use of the light and the colors they create. As a designer and maker of door handles our focus is squarely on the artistry of the design and the functional nature of the piece and so color, has until now, only been possible through the use of hot patina treatments or powder coating. We are now introducing LED spot lights into our Morphic series and have recently released our color enhanced illuminated door handles that can be used on any new door designed with a channel for the low gauge wiring or any door where power can be supplied by a power transfer unit. However, to continue the Morphic series we have now designed a series of illuminated cabinet pulls that can house intense high density light strips that will create accent lighting in bars, kitchens, restaurants or any location needing cabinet pulls where space is limited. The strips we are using in this application are very small and are made up of 3528SMD LED’s that have a HIGH CRI 90+ rating. The number 3528 refers to the size of the chip being 3.5mm by 2.8mm and the HIGH CRI rating means the light they deliver gives a more accurate reading of surrounding colors and as such are better designed to enhance vibrant colors in a setting. These intense strips are dimmable and they follow the guidelines of California Title 24 Part 6, Building Energy Efficiency Standards. Their size and type makes them ideal for single color applications and we will be introducing these in either warm or natural white. We are currently shooting a video to highlight these new pulls and hope to be releasing this very soon.


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