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This Belwith Keeler Urbane Collection pull is a contemporary arch-shaped cabinet pull for doors and drawer fronts, mounted on 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) centers.
At 3-3/4 inch centers, this is one of the most common hole patterns in cabinetry. A kitchen built on that spacing has plenty of bar pull options, and most of them read identically from across the room. The arch form on this pull introduces a slight curve that breaks that sameness without departing from a contemporary aesthetic. It is a small move with a noticeable result: the pull has a profile to it that a straight bar does not, and it reads as an intentional hardware choice rather than a default one.
This makes the 96mm Urbane a good fit for renovations where the cabinet boxes stay but the hardware changes, since the hole pattern stays intact and the new pull brings a different character to the same door.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Black Nickel Vibed. The finish lands in dark metallic territory: less warm than an oil-rubbed bronze, less stark than a flat matte black, and without the high glare of a polished nickel. The "Vibed" texture gives the surface some movement and depth, which suits an arch form well because the curve catches light differently along its length. Against white, gray, or wood-tone cabinetry it functions as a quiet accent rather than a dominant element.
The 96mm center-to-center is the right fit for mid-width drawers and standard upper door pulls on production or semi-custom cabinetry built to that pattern. Designers specifying a full kitchen can run this pull across drawer banks and carry the same finish into the Urbane collection's matching knobs for doors, keeping the hardware program cohesive without matching pulls on every front. Cabinet shops replacing hardware on an existing layout will find that the 3-3/4 inch spacing drops onto a standard hole pattern with no rework. Homeowners updating a dated kitchen get a contemporary arch form in a dark finish without the full commitment of matte black.
The grip rises in a curve from the two mounting posts rather than running straight across. It adds height and shadow to the pull face, which gives it more visual presence than a flat bar of the same span.
It is darker and lower in sheen than a polished nickel, with a textured surface that reduces glare. It is not the same as a flat matte black, which has no metallic quality to it.
The Contemporary Urbane series includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language, so mixing within the collection is the intended approach for doors and drawers.
Yes. The 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) center-to-center spacing is one of the most common hole patterns drilled in production cabinet lines, which makes this a straightforward replacement on most existing layouts.
Choose this pull when the spacing is already decided and the finish and form still need to earn their place on the door.