What's inside the R. Christensen 2026 Decorative Hardware Catalog

R. Christensen is the avant-garde sub-brand of Berenson Corp (Buffalo, NY), specifying contemporary cabinet pulls and knobs for designer kitchen and bath jobs. This 38-page 2026 catalog organizes the line into named collections — Edge, Spiral, Fuji, Right, Arch, Lips, Mini and Fluid — with full part-number tables, finish palette and showroom display guidance.

Featured collections

Edge — thin-design angular pulls in Brushed Nickel, Dull Chrome and Polished Chrome at 96mm and 160mm
Spiral — fluid twisting cabinet pulls in Brushed Nickel and Polished Chrome at 160/224/320mm
Arch Collection — long curved Brushed Nickel pulls staged on dark wood-grain double vanity
Lips Collection — black crescent-shaped pulls on pale-wood island drawers
Mini Collection — Brushed Nickel knobs for floating vanities and small drawers
Fluid, Fuji, Right and Wave/Slide — sculptural sub-collections in dark pewter, brushed gold and satin silver
Finish Guide — nine swatches: Black, Brushed Nickel, Charcoal Gray, Dull Chrome, Honey Gold, Polished Chrome, Rose Gold, Soft Gold and White
Showroom display program — 12-board slim tower and 36-board unit with R. Christensen by Berenson headers

What you'll find inside

Every collection page closes with a data table mapping each center-to-center size to its overall length, width, projection height and tap size (typically M4), with a part number for every finish. Lifestyle pages stage finishes in real installs — sage-green kitchen with Lips Collection, dark-wood vanity with Arch pulls, minimalist bath with Mini knobs — while a green-design and durable-finish icon set flags sustainability claims. A showroom display section sells the program to dealers with sample-board sizing and the avant-garde branded headers.

Across 38 pages the catalog documents R. Christensen 2026 — Edge, Spiral, Arch, Lips, Mini, Fluid, Fuji and Right collections plus the nine-finish palette and showroom display kit. Request the free print copy above, or flip through all 38 pages in the digital edition right here.