The latest from Viefe, the Lau handle focuses on lightness and convenience, providing the leverage users need with its angled grip. The edges of the design mount flush with the surface for a perfectly seamless look that floats nicely against any finish or natural wood.
Designer: Viefe
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Too many sharp corners is unsafe
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Ouuchhh… it hurts… very unsafe for person who work in this kitchen and for small children.
Wow, Wonderful handles. But I think its sharp corners are a big problem for kids.
Wow, Awesome kitchen and the handles also. Will you please tell me how much these stylish handles cost?