The Edge Bow is Blum's curved profile handle that mounts along the edge of your cabinet doors and drawers. Rather than projecting outward like a traditional pull handle, it sits flush with the door edge, creating a clean line that follows the cabinet's form while providing a comfortable grip.

Where It Fits

This handle works particularly well in contemporary kitchens where you want the cabinetry to feel uninterrupted. It suits both tall units and base cabinets, though you'll see it most often on drawer fronts where the horizontal line complements the proportions naturally.

How It Works

The handle fixes to the inside edge of your door or drawer front with two screws positioned 160mm apart. Your fingers curl around the swept profile to pull the door open. The 18mm height gives you enough purchase without the handle dominating the door's edge.

Why It Matters

Edge-mounted handles like this keep your kitchen feeling spacious because they don't add bulk to the cabinet faces. You won't catch clothing or knock into them as you move around the kitchen. The curved profile feels more comfortable in your hand than a sharp-edged alternative.

Design Consideration

This approach works best when your cabinet doors have sufficient thickness and when the kitchen design benefits from very clean lines. If your doors are particularly heavy or you prefer a more substantial grip, a projecting handle might serve you better. The 200mm length suits standard drawer and door widths, but won't work on very narrow doors.

Build Quality

The handle is machined from aluminium with an Inox Look finish that mimics brushed stainless steel. The swept profile is formed precisely to give consistent comfort across the length. Blum includes the fixings and backs this with a lifetime guarantee.

Closing Guidance

Consider this handle when your kitchen design emphasises clean, horizontal lines and you want the cabinetry to feel integrated rather than decorated. The key question is whether this understated approach matches how you want your kitchen to feel when you're working in it.