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The Belwith Keeler Urbane Collection pull is a contemporary arch-profile cabinet pull mounted on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers, finished in Satin Nickel for use on cabinet doors and drawer fronts.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center dimension places this pull comfortably on mid-width base drawers, wider drawer banks, and full-height pantry doors where a narrower spacing would look undersized. At 128 mm it also sits at one of the most common standard spacings in kitchen and bath cabinetry, which makes it a practical choice for a refresh on existing drawer fronts already drilled to that pattern. The arch form lifts the grip off the face, so there is visible daylight between the bar and the drawer front, a detail that suits slab and flat-panel fronts where the hardware carries most of the visual interest.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Satin Nickel, a brushed silver-tone surface that diffuses light rather than reflecting it. Satin finishes read evenly under both warm and cool kitchen lighting, which is why they are a reliable neutral in rooms where the light sources change across the day. Against white, gray, or natural wood cabinetry the finish sits in without competing, and it coordinates readily with other Satin Nickel fixtures already in the space. Because the finish name is the manufacturer's own, it references only this pull and the other pieces in the Urbane collection, not hardware from other brands using the same descriptor.
This is a strong fit for a contemporary kitchen or bath where the hardware program calls for a mid-size pull in a neutral silver finish. The 128 mm spacing makes it equally useful on a standard base drawer or on a taller door where a shorter pull would look lost. Cabinet shops specifying an entire run will find the Urbane series covers the spacing range from narrower drawers through wide pantry fronts, all in the same arch profile and finish, so the hardware reads as one program across the room. Designers working on transitional spaces where the cabinetry is clean-lined but not austere will find the arch adds enough curve to soften the overall composition without introducing an ornate detail.
Yes. The curved bar sits proud of the face, so it reads as a separate element rather than an extension of the door profile. On a shaker front the arch provides a contrast in form that most designers find intentional rather than mismatched.
Measure from the center of one mounting hole to the center of the other. If that distance is 5-1/16 inches (128 mm), this pull drops onto the existing pattern with no new drilling.
Yes. The Contemporary Urbane series includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language and Satin Nickel finish, so doors and drawers can run coordinated hardware from a single collection.
Satin Nickel is this manufacturer's finish name for a low-sheen silver-tone surface. The appearance is similar to what is broadly called brushed nickel, but finish names are manufacturer-specific and the exact surface texture and tone vary between brands and series.
The Urbane Collection pull at 5-1/16 inch centers is the workhorse spacing in a contemporary kitchen, sized to anchor a drawer bank or a pantry door without overscaling the front it mounts on.