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The Belwith Keeler Vale Collection pull is a contemporary arch-profile cabinet pull that mounts on the most common hole pattern in residential cabinetry, making it a natural fit for new builds and hardware replacements alike.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center dimension is the default hole pattern on the vast majority of stock and semi-custom cabinetry sold in North America. That means a pull at this spacing can drop onto existing holes in a kitchen refresh without a drill, which is the single most time-saving fact in a hardware swap. On new construction it is the spacing a cabinet shop defaults to unless the designer specifies otherwise, so ordering at 96 mm aligns with what the framers and installers expect to see on site. It suits a wide range of drawer widths and upper door stiles without looking undersized or out of proportion, which is part of why this spacing has held its position as the standard for decades.
Champagne Bronze sits in the warm gold family without reading as traditional brass. It has the kind of muted warmth that works alongside aged bronze fixtures, warm wood tones, and the soft-white or greige cabinetry common in contemporary transitional kitchens. Because it is a brushed rather than polished surface it does not pick up strong highlights or show smudges the way a lacquered brass would. The arch shape contributes a quiet counterpoint to the straight lines of a slab or shaker front: the curve is present but not decorative in a way that pushes the hardware into a traditional register. Together the form and finish read as contemporary without being cold.
This pull is well suited to a kitchen or bath renovation where the existing holes are already drilled at 96 mm and the goal is to move the finish toward a warmer gold tone without committing to a traditional look. It also works on a spec build or a multi-unit project where the designer wants a finish that photographs warmly and coordinates with a broad range of countertop and tile palettes. Cabinet shops specifying the Vale Collection can pair this pull with matching knobs and companion pieces within the series to run a consistent hardware program across doors and drawers.
If your current hardware is on 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) centers, yes. Measure between the centers of your two existing holes to confirm before ordering.
It is a warm, low-sheen finish rather than a high-polish one, so it shows less glare and fewer fingerprints than a lacquered or polished gold-tone finish would.
Yes. An arch-profile pull at this size works on drawer fronts and door stiles. The 3-3/4 inch spacing suits both applications in standard residential cabinetry.
The Contemporary Vale collection includes companion hardware in the same series. Look for other Vale pieces in Champagne Bronze to coordinate across the full hardware program.
Choose this pull when the job calls for the standard 96 mm pattern and a Champagne Bronze finish that bridges contemporary form and warm-toned coordination across the cabinetry.