Profile, bar, edge-pull, cup and designer knob hardware — sourced from Eureka Srl (Italy), stocked in Vasai, dispatched PAN-India for architects, dealers and OEMs.
Every handle and knob in the Mirano collection is sourced through Eureka Srl, one of the European manufacturing partners represented exclusively by Varun Impex in India. The weight in your hand, the resistance of the finish to fingerprints, and the way a knob sits flush against a cabinet face are not incidental details — they are the result of decades of European hardware engineering, adapted for the scale and pace of India's modular furniture industry.
Whether you're specifying for a single luxury residence or sourcing for a production line of hundreds of kitchens, the same tolerances and finish quality apply.
Mirano's range spans every common architectural hardware format used in modern Indian kitchens, wardrobes and furniture — so a single specification can carry through an entire project.
Continuous aluminium profile handles that run along the edge of a cabinet or drawer, designed for handle-less, minimalist kitchen and wardrobe fronts. A Gola profile reads as a clean architectural line rather than a hardware fitting — which is why it has become the default choice for contemporary Indian interiors.
The workhorse of modular kitchens and wardrobes — a straight or curved bar fixed at two points, available in lengths to suit everything from a narrow drawer to a full wardrobe shutter. D-bar and T-bar profiles add a softer or more architectural silhouette without changing the fixing logic.
A recessed channel along the top or underside of a cabinet door that the fingers find naturally, with no protrusion at all. The handle of choice when a kitchen or wardrobe needs to read as an unbroken, handle-less surface from across the room.
Traditional, easy-to-grip profiles that work well on drawers and on cabinetry aimed at a more classic or transitional design language — while still being available in the same premium finishes as the rest of the range.
A knob is a single point of contact — one screw, one gesture, one form — which is exactly why the shape, weight and finish matter disproportionately. Mirano's knob range moves beyond the standard sphere or dome into more considered geometric and sculptural forms, sized and weighted for daily use on both kitchen cabinets and wardrobe doors.
Coastal humidity, kitchen heat and constant daily handling are a harder test for hardware finishes than most showrooms account for. Mirano's handles and knobs are available in finishes selected specifically for how they perform over years — not just how they photograph on day one.
Fingerprint-resistant, pairs with almost any cabinet colour, currently the most specified finish in premium Indian kitchens.
A soft, warm metallic that hides minor scratches and daily wear better than polished chrome.
A muted, sophisticated gold tone (not brassy yellow-gold), suited to luxury residential and hospitality interiors.
Develops character over time rather than showing wear — suited to classic and transitional kitchens.
The most corrosion-resistant option, ideal for high-moisture kitchen environments and coastal cities.
Specifying hardware across an entire kitchen, wardrobe or project can feel like a small decision multiplied many times over. A few principles make it straightforward.
A handle should run roughly a third of the width of the door or drawer it sits on — long enough to grip comfortably, short enough to stay visually balanced. Leave at least an inch of clearance between the handle and the edge of the cabinet, and size base-cabinet and wall-cabinet hardware slightly differently if the cabinet widths differ.
Profile and edge-pull handles suit handle-less, minimalist kitchens. Bar and D-bar handles work across almost any contemporary design. Cup, bow and sculptural knobs suit classic, transitional or more expressive interiors. Hardware should read as part of the cabinetry's design language, not as a separate decorative layer.
Large knobs and bar handles offer better leverage for daily use, including for users with limited hand strength — a detail worth specifying deliberately for kitchens and wardrobes used by the whole household, not only for the design brief.
Start with the room that uses hardware most — typically the kitchen — choose a finish that works there, and carry that same finish (if not the exact form) through wardrobes, utility units and other cabinetry.
Mirano by Varun Impex has represented European furniture hardware brands in India since 2006, stocking inventory at its Vasai warehouse for rapid PAN-India dispatch and operating an Experience Centre in Goregaon, Mumbai, where architects and designers can handle finishes and samples in person before specifying.
Every handle and knob in the collection is imported to the same benchmarks Eureka Srl applies in its home European market — consistent tolerances, finish durability, and fixing hardware that fits standard Indian cabinet constructions without on-site modification.
Visit the Goregaon Experience Centre or speak with the technical team to select the right handle or knob format and finish for your project brief.
Receive physical samples and technical data sheets for sign-off, with fixing guidance where required.
Place your order on structured B2B pricing, with tiered rates and protected territorial margins for dealers and OEM partners.
Orders are stocked and dispatched from the Vasai warehouse, so project timelines stay on track.
Talk to our specification team for samples, project quotes and dealer enquiries. We respond within one business day.
