Most kitchen renovations end up needing one or two pieces that don't slot cleanly into a flagship Top Knobs collection. The Additions collection is where those pieces live — supplemental hardware that completes the room without breaking the design language.
What's in the Additions collection
Backplates that anchor a knob or cover the holes from previously-installed pulls. Cup pulls in transitional and traditional silhouettes. Decorative accent pieces that work as one-offs on a piece of furniture or a built-in cabinet. The pieces here are designed to coordinate across the broader Top Knobs catalog rather than form a standalone style.
How to use Additions in a renovation
The most common case: you've specified a primary collection — Pemberton, CHAREAU, or another flagship — and you need a backplate behind a knob, a cup pull on a single drawer, or a small piece of accent hardware on a butler's pantry. Additions covers those edge cases in finishes that match.
The less common but more interesting case: you're outfitting a single statement piece — a butler's pantry, a wet bar, a freestanding hutch — and want to mix from across the catalog rather than committing to one full collection. Additions is the supply room for that approach.
Coordinating Additions with the rest of your catalog choice
Match the finish first. The visual coherence of a kitchen depends on finish consistency more than style consistency — a backplate from Additions in Honey Bronze reads correctly next to a Pemberton drawer pull in the same finish even though the silhouettes are different.
Order our samples in the finish you're committing to before placing the full order. Cross-collection pieces especially benefit from in-hand verification.