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The Belwith Keeler Urbane Collection pull is a contemporary arch-profile cabinet pull for drawer fronts and cabinet doors, finished in Champagne Bronze and drilled on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center puts the mounting holes farther apart than the standard 96 mm pull, which widens the grip and distributes the opening load across more of the drawer front. On a base cabinet drawer wider than 18 inches or a full-height pantry door, that wider stance looks intentional rather than undersized. It is also the spacing that suits a range of frameless and face-frame base configurations without requiring the hardware to compete visually with the door panel. For kitchens with a mix of narrow and wide drawers, a 128 mm pull on the wider pulls reads as a deliberate step-up from the smaller pieces rather than a mismatched substitution.
Champagne Bronze sits between a polished brass and a brushed gold — warmer than satin nickel, less saturated than antique brass. On the arch form of this pull, the finish follows the curve without the glare a polished surface would carry, so the hardware reads as part of the cabinetry rather than a reflection from it. The pull is cast in zinc, which gives the arch consistent wall thickness and keeps the weight in hand proportional to the size of the piece. Zinc also takes a plated finish evenly, which is what produces the clean, uniform tone Champagne Bronze requires across a full set of hardware.
This pull is the right fit for a transitional or contemporary kitchen where Champagne Bronze is the chosen metal and the cabinetry includes a range of drawer sizes that call for more than one pull length. It coordinates directly with the rest of the Contemporary Urbane collection — the companion knobs and smaller pulls in the same series share the finish and the arch language, so mixing sizes across a run of cabinetry stays coherent. It also suits a bathroom vanity with a wide drawer bank, a laundry room base cabinet, or a media console where the hardware should carry some presence without overwhelming a clean-lined front.
The projection dimension governs grip clearance and is listed in the spec block. The arch profile affects the visual silhouette of the pull, not the mounting distance.
Yes. The 128 mm spacing is a standard cabinet hardware pattern found on many factory-drilled cabinet lines, making this a straightforward swap on cabinetry already drilled to that dimension.
Finish names are manufacturer-specific. Two brands' Champagne Bronze finishes can differ in tone and sheen, so for a guaranteed match, stay within the Contemporary Urbane collection.
Yes. The arch pull mounts through two holes in any orientation, so it works on both doors and drawer fronts. The 128 mm spacing is wide enough to look proportional on a full-height door face.
When the drawer fronts are wide and the finish needs to read as warm gold rather than bright brass, the Urbane Collection pull in Champagne Bronze at 128 mm centers is the piece that fills both requirements without overstatement.