Mmcc: They look similar to Ikea "Tyda" handles...

Here's a close up picture of it.

I don't have the name for you, but they're extremely common. I think the slight curve on the corner area is the difference between them and the other million of this style.
Is there a tiny raised edge along the long sides of the handles?

Have you contacted them to ask? It can be a process, but it can be done. I find manufacturers, even tracking down builders through magazine photo credits or designers through signature décor items to be very helpful!

It looks like Amerock Mulholland series. I spent five weeks looking for hardware so this rang a bell.

Here is a link that might be useful: Amerock Mulholland

Ouch! They look so pointy!

Pretty though...

Thanks for the close-up. I did look at Amerock Mullholland as a look-alike, but they don't come in polished nickel.

Have to agree with fori - while nice looking, those don't look very comfortable to grab.

Since the hardware is something I touch hundreds of times a day, I like something that "feels" as good as it looks...

I am not seeing anything common about these, my first thought was Nanz but just flipped through my catalog and not seeing them in the stock profiles, they could have certainly been custom made for DeGiulio though by a company like Nanz or Merritt

I think they look fantastic...would love to know where they were sourced as well

I love those pulls as well- not to mention most of Mick de Guilio's work. We're doing the Siematic sliding marble doors above the range so I've been researching de Guilio's work/hardware like crazy. The closest version I found was by Katonah Architectural Hardware called the "Baren" pull. $85 (5"), $110 (7 1/8"), and $220 for 10 7/8". Polished Nickel. Good luck.

Here's a pic of the Baren from Katonah. Too bad it's so pricey. I was on the hunt for a drop pull that I finally sourced from Katonah, but it was $17 and I only needed four.
They have a lot of hardware in their showroom that is not on their website. It might be worth emailing them with a picture of the pull from the DeGiulio kitchen.

This post was edited by romy718 on Sun, Jun 29, 14 at 23:54