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This Belwith Keeler Urbane Collection pull is a contemporary arch-profile cabinet pull designed for narrow drawer fronts and smaller cabinet doors where a longer pull would overcrowd the face.
The 3 inch (76 mm) center-to-center spacing is the shortest standard pull format in most kitchens, and that specificity is its value. Narrow spice drawers, small upper cabinet doors, bath vanity drawers, and laundry room cabinetry frequently do not have the front width to carry a 5 or 6 inch pull without the hardware overwhelming the panel. At 3 inches on center, this pull fits those fronts cleanly and leaves the cabinetry itself as the visual subject. It is also a natural fit for furniture-style pieces where the drawer is proportionally small, such as a nightstand, a desk drawer pedestal, or a built-in media console with shallow drawers.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Chrome, a polished bright-silver surface that reflects light evenly across the arch. Chrome is a coordinating finish: it reads alongside stainless appliances, polished nickel faucets, and brushed chrome fixtures without introducing a competing metal into the room. On the arch profile, the reflective surface runs as a continuous highlight along the curve, which gives the pull some presence relative to its compact footprint. This is a finish that shows fingerprints more readily than a brushed or matte surface and cleans just as quickly.
This pull is the right scale for a designer or homeowner assembling a contemporary hardware program on cabinetry where drawer widths vary significantly across the run. In a kitchen with narrow upper pulls on doors and larger pulls stepping up on base drawers, the 3 inch Urbane is the entry point of that progression. Because it belongs to the Contemporary Urbane collection, cabinet shops and contractors sourcing a full project can carry the same arch profile and Chrome finish across multiple center-to-center sizes from one series, keeping the design language consistent from the smallest drawer to the widest.
Yes. It is one of the most widely used spacings on narrower drawer fronts and smaller door applications, alongside 3-3/4 inch and 5-1/16 inch. Measure the distance between the centers of your existing holes to confirm it matches before ordering.
The Contemporary Urbane collection runs the same arch profile and Chrome finish across multiple center-to-center sizes, so mixing lengths from the same series is a straightforward way to scale the hardware to each front without changing the design language.
The arch curves the grip away from the door face, which puts a natural gap between the door and the hand. Most people find it easier to grip than a flat-bar pull at the same projection.
Yes. The 3 inch spacing and compact scale suit single-door and narrow-drawer vanities as well as kitchen cabinetry.
Choose this pull when the narrowest fronts on the job need hardware that matches the rest of the Urbane series without scaling up beyond what the panel can carry.