Starfish Drawer Pull/Knob – Home Decor – Pewter with Nickel or Brass Finish

Bring the Beach to Your Fingertips

Add a splash of seaside charm to your space with this handcrafted starfish drawer pull. Sculpted to reflect the natural beauty and symmetry of real sea stars, it brings a soft, organic feel to coastal kitchens, nautical nurseries, or beach house bathrooms.

Choose brushed nickel for a fresh, modern vibe or antique brass for a timeless, weathered look. With its weighty feel and textured detail, this cabinet knob makes every drawer a pleasure to open.

Why It Makes a Great Gift

This sea life accent is a thoughtful and practical gift for ocean lovers, beachcombers, or anyone transforming their home into a coastal retreat.

Each piece is sculpted by ocean artist Roland St John, whose passion for marine life comes through in every detail. Choose a full set of starfish pulls or mix and match with other sea creatures from the collection to create a truly personal ocean-inspired space.

Why You’ll Love It

• Cast in high-quality, lead-free pewter
• Available in brushed nickel or antique brass finish
• Threaded brass insert ensures a secure fit
• Approx. 2" diameter
• Solid, weighty feel—over 2 oz
• Zinc cross-head screw included
• Easy to install on cabinets, drawers, or dressers
• Made in the USA by a family-owned business
• Choose from six unique se creatures in this collection or mix and match to create a one-of-a-kind ocean décor experience in your space.

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• 12-month defective item replacement
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Doing Good with Every Order

This piece helps support important conservation work. You can also contribute to carbon offsetting efforts by adding a donation. Want to help offset your carbon footprint? Add our Eco Drive Carbon Offset Donation to your order for just $0.65!

Handcrafted by an Ocean Artist

Each piece is designed by Roland St John, an award-winning sculptor and passionate ocean advocate.