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Cabinet knobs may be small in size, but their impact is large: the right choice can make all the difference in a space. Here's a roundup of favorite modern knobs.

Above: A favorite with architects everywhere: the Solid Brass Knob from Japanese company Sugatsune; $4.35 at Alema Hardware. Available in chrome, smoke, satin nickel, or polished brass.

Above: UK designer Jasper Morrison's Cabinet Knob FSB-USA 3641; $26 at Knobs and Hardware. Available in natural aluminum or satin stainless steel.

Above: Sugatsune RSS Knobs; $9 from Alema Hardware in stainless steel.

Above: The Varde knob from Ikea is $5.99 for a pair; aluminum with nickel-plated brush finish.

Above: The deceptively simple, beautifully proportioned Max Burchartz Cabinet Knob from UK architect specialty hardware company Izé; price available on request.

Above: Sugatsune Zinc Alloy Knob (EG-8028); $3.40 at Home Decor Hardware.

Above: Ephram Knob; $8 at Restoration Hardware. Shown in polished nickel; also available in satin nickel, polished chrome, antique brass, or oil-rubbed bronze.

Above: Plain Round Cabinet Knob; $9 at Rejuvenation.

Above: Wide Base Cabinet Knob, from $15.95 (depending on finish) from Crown City Hardware. Available in oil-rubbed bronze, polished brass, polished nickel, or satin nickel.

Above: At $1.99 for six, the Kosing Knob from Ikea is a good budget option.

Above: Arne Jacobsen's classic (and pricey) Vola Drawer Pull Knob; $53.10 at iBath and Tile.