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The Belwith Keeler Trellis Collection pull is a traditional arch-form cabinet pull designed for doors and drawer fronts where the hardware is meant to be noticed rather than minimized.
At 5-1/16 inches between centers, this pull is sized for mid-width drawers and standard upper cabinet doors. The 128 mm spacing sits between the ubiquitous 96 mm and the wider 160 mm, which puts it on a drawer face wide enough to carry some visual weight without stepping up to a longer bar. It is also a common hole pattern on existing cabinetry, so it replaces installed hardware without re-drilling. If you are working from existing holes rather than a fresh layout, confirm your center-to-center measurement before ordering.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Golden Brass. The brushed texture keeps the surface from reading as bright or reflective under kitchen lighting, which is the finish decision that separates a warm, settled look from something that catches every overhead light in the room. Against painted cabinets the tone reads as a classic brass accent; against stained wood it pulls the warmth out of the grain. Neither reading is accidental, and both work in the traditional and transitional interiors this collection is built for.
This is the right pull for a kitchen, bath, or furniture piece where the hardware program is traditional and the finish direction is warm gold rather than cool silver or flat black. Cabinet shops finishing out transitional or traditional kitchen projects will find the Trellis series easy to specify across a full run: matching knobs, pulls at multiple center-to-center spacings, and companion pieces in the same collection mean the hardware coordinates without hunting across brands. Homeowners replacing outdated hardware on a mid-century or craftsman-era kitchen get a finished look without committing to a full renovation.
A bar pull is a straight cylinder or squared bar carried on two posts. An arch pull curves upward between the posts, raising the grip and adding a decorative silhouette that reads as furniture hardware rather than utilitarian metal.
No. It is a brushed surface, so it carries a soft sheen rather than a mirror-like polish. The texture reduces reflectivity and gives the finish a more subdued, traditional character.
Yes. The Transitional Trellis series includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language and finish, which is the standard approach for putting pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within one project.
Raised-panel, shaker, and furniture-style doors are the natural fits. The arch form and warm gold tone align with traditional and transitional design directions rather than contemporary or minimalist ones.
Choose this pull when the project calls for a warm gold tone, an arch profile, and 5-1/16 inch spacing on fronts that deserve hardware with some presence.