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The Belwith Keeler Vale Collection pull is a contemporary arch-profile cabinet pull designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts. It mounts on 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) centers, the most common hole spacing in residential cabinetry, and finishes in Brushed Golden Brass over a zinc body.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center measurement is the workhorse of cabinet hardware. It fits the factory hole pattern on the majority of stock and semi-custom cabinets, which means this pull is a natural replacement choice on any existing drawer bank drilled to that spacing. No new holes, no patching. On a fresh build it gives the installer one of the most stocked and re-orderable spacings in the category, which keeps the project moving if hardware needs to be added or swapped mid-install. The arch form adds a slight curve to the grip plane, which provides a bit more finger clearance between the hand and the door face than a flat bar pull at the same projection.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Golden Brass. Brushed finishes sit in a different visual register than polished ones: the brushing runs across the surface and diffuses the light rather than reflecting it as a single point, so the gold tone reads as warm and even rather than bright. Against painted white or cream fronts the color brings warmth without competing with the cabinetry. Against stained wood fronts in a matching undertone it recedes into the grain rather than sitting on top of it. Because the substrate is zinc, the color is uniform from piece to piece, which matters when the same pull runs across a full kitchen.
This pull is well matched to a contemporary kitchen or bath that is working in warm metals rather than chrome or black. The Vale collection's contemporary design language and arch profile make it a clean choice for flat-panel and slab cabinetry where the hardware is meant to introduce a subtle curve rather than echo a straight edge. It also suits a transitional space where the owner wants the approachability of a curved form without the ornamental detail that traditional hardware carries. Because the 3-3/4 inch spacing is standard, specifiers and cabinet shops can call it with confidence that it will land on the existing pattern across a mixed cabinet run. Homeowners replacing hardware one drawer at a time will find the same advantage.
Measure from the center of one screw hole to the center of the other. If that measurement is 3-3/4 inches (96 mm), this pull drops in without drilling.
Subdued. The brushed surface diffuses the light so the finish reads as a warm, even tone rather than a high-gloss gold.
Yes. The Contemporary Vale series includes matching knobs that share the same design language and Brushed Golden Brass finish, which is the standard way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within one collection.
Zinc, with the Brushed Golden Brass finish applied over it. Zinc is the standard substrate for decorative cabinet hardware at this price point and produces consistent color across a full set.
For a contemporary cabinet program in warm metals where the hardware needs to fit standard holes and hold a consistent gold tone across every door and drawer, the Vale Collection pull in Brushed Golden Brass is a straightforward, reliable choice.