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The Belwith Keeler Urbane Collection pull is a contemporary arch-profile cabinet pull for doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) centers, the single most widely drilled spacing in residential cabinetry.
The 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) center-to-center is the reference spacing for residential cabinetry. Most base drawers, upper doors, and vanity fronts that were drilled for pulls use this pattern, which means this pull can replace existing hardware on a standard kitchen or bath without touching a drill. For a new build, specifying 96 mm centers puts the installer on the most common template and keeps replacement straightforward for the homeowner years later. The arch form adds a slight crown to the grip line, which gives the pull a physical presence on the door without widening its footprint.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Matte Black. The matte surface eliminates the highlights and reflections that a polished finish produces, so the pull reads as a consistent dark line across the front rather than a point of glare. On white or light-painted cabinetry that contrast is intentional and graphic. On dark or charcoal fronts the pull recedes and the hardware disappears into the door, letting the cabinet form do the work. Matte Black also wears cleanly in daily use: the low-sheen surface does not amplify every smudge the way a polished or lacquered finish does.
This is a practical choice for cabinet shops specifying hardware for a full kitchen run, for contractors sourcing a clean matte black pull that drops onto the most common hole pattern without a custom template, and for homeowners replacing existing hardware who want a contemporary profile without changing the drilling. The arch shape keeps it at home on a shaker or flat-panel door program, and its position in the Urbane collection means knobs for the doors can be sourced in the same series and finish to run a consistent hardware set across the whole job.
A bar pull runs straight across from post to post. The arch profile on this pull has a slight upward curve at the center of the grip, which adds a small visual detail without changing the overall length or the mounting pattern.
Yes. 96 mm is the metric expression of the 3-3/4 inch standard spacing. Templates, jigs, and hole patterns labeled either way refer to the same dimension.
A matte finish shows less print transfer than a polished or lacquered surface. It is not fingerprint-proof, but it is forgiving in daily kitchen and bath use compared to a high-sheen alternative.
The Contemporary Urbane collection includes companion knobs in the same design language and Matte Black finish, so pulls on drawers and knobs on doors can be sourced from one series.
When the project calls for matte black hardware on the most common hole pattern, this pull resolves the spec without compromise or custom drilling.