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The Belwith Keeler Vale Collection pull is a contemporary arch pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on the most common hole pattern in residential cabinetry.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center dimension is the standard hole pattern that most cabinet manufacturers drill as a default, which means this pull is the first to check when replacing hardware in an existing kitchen. A buyer replacing pulls across a full run of base drawers and upper doors can measure one hole pattern, confirm the 3-3/4 inch spacing, and order without touching a drill. For a new build, that same standard spacing means every cabinet supplier, installer, and hardware source is speaking the same language. The arch profile adds a slight rise between the mounting posts, giving the hand a natural resting point and providing clearance behind the grip without projecting aggressively from the door face.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel. Polished Nickel is a warm, bright silver-tone finish with more depth than chrome: it carries a slight golden undertone that keeps it from reading cold under kitchen or bath lighting. On a flat or shaker front it sits as a clean highlight, and because polished nickel is already one of the standard fixture metals in most kitchens and baths, it tends to coordinate naturally with faucets, light fixtures, and appliance trim already in place. The smooth arch face shows the finish to its fullest, which is worth noting on a surface that takes and releases fingerprints more visibly than a brushed finish does.
This pull is a practical first choice for renovation projects where the existing hole pattern is already at 96 mm and the room's fixtures run in a silver tone. It also works well on new cabinet installs in contemporary or transitional kitchens where the designer is keeping all the hardware in a single warm-silver family. Because the Vale Collection spans coordinating knobs and pulls in the same design language, a kitchen running knobs on doors and this pull on drawers can stay within one series rather than sourcing across multiple collections. Contractors running hardware on a full kitchen build and homeowners doing a straightforward pull swap will both land on the same answer here: a standard spacing, a finish that travels well across a room, and an arch form that softens a flat-front installation without competing with the cabinetry.
Measure from the center of one mounting hole to the center of the other on your current pull. If that measurement is 3-3/4 inches (96 mm), this pull installs without new drilling.
No. Polished Nickel has a warmer, slightly gold-toned undertone compared to chrome, which reads cooler and brighter. They are visually related but not the same finish, and they will read differently side by side.
The Vale Collection includes companion knobs in the same design language and Polished Nickel finish, so mixing pulls on drawers with knobs on doors within the series is straightforward.
An arch pull is symmetrical along its length, so there is no handed orientation to manage.
When the hole pattern is already at 96 mm and the room calls for polished nickel, this Vale Collection pull is the direct answer: no new drilling, a finish that joins the existing silver-tone fixtures, and a gentle arch that gives flat fronts some dimension.