The copper "cuff" (as Cafe calls it) is the same on all handles and does not match champagne bronze hardware such as this Amerock cabinet pull. A better match would be "copper bronze" hardware (example) but the cuff is so small you could ignore it or probably remove it as instructed here. (Cafe says it's not removable probably because it wants the marque to be visible.)

Sorry but the first error is to order all applainces from one maker . I think the bronze hardware is a choice you make when all the kitchen is taken into the choice . I trully do not think the insignia on an appliance should have anything to do with the choice for hardware . You should buy appliances in plain old stainless and every one chosen for how you cook , clean and use each one. You could not give me a GE DW andmy clients have often changed out a GE range as the first change in a kitchen redo. Since you now have these why not do copper and really play up the insignia.

The stove is stainless … the handle is stainless …the insignia is the only part that is copper. I am using brass lighting throughtout the house. I wanted to use the champagne bronze because I think it works with warm brass.

i have had GE appliances and have always been pleased with them.

IMO too many finishes pick the brass form the lighting .

Im really confused … i did purchase all appliances from one maker. I chose the Cafe range because it was one of the few ranges available with a warming drawer.

Two many finishes? I have the copper insigna and the cabinet hardware … which is what I am trying to determine.

If it bothers you, just remove the copper cuff ("insignia") as described above.

Thank you.