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This Belwith Keeler Urbane Collection pull is a contemporary arch pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers.
A 6-5/16 inch center-to-center pull occupies a different scale than the shorter pulls that work on narrow drawers or single-door uppers. At this spacing, the hardware starts to read as a proportional element on the front rather than a small accent sitting in the middle of it. Wide base drawers — the kind that hold pots, linens, or file folders — benefit from a pull this size because the grip runs across a meaningful portion of the drawer face. Tall pantry doors and appliance-adjacent panels are also natural candidates. If the existing hole pattern on a cabinet bank is already drilled to 160 mm, this pull lands without any additional work.
The Brushed Golden Brass finish sits in the warm gold tone range without the hard glare of a polished brass. Brushing the surface introduces a fine directional texture that scatters light rather than reflecting it directly, which gives the hardware a quieter presence on the door even as the warm tone stands out against painted or stained fronts. The arch shape reinforces that softness: where a squared bar pull holds a strict geometric edge, the curve of the arch draws the eye along the pull rather than stopping at the corners. Zinc is the base material, which is the standard substrate for plated hardware in this category and holds the Brushed Golden Brass surface consistently across a full kitchen run.
This pull fits a contemporary kitchen or bath where the hardware program runs warm and the cabinetry includes at least some wider fronts that need a proportionally longer pull. Designers specifying a mixed hardware set — pulls on drawers, knobs on doors — will find the Urbane Collection includes companion pieces in the same series and finish, so the two work together without sourcing from different families. Cabinet shops doing a full kitchen layout can treat the 160 mm spacing as the step-up from 128 mm on the wider drawer banks, keeping the visual rhythm consistent across the run. Contractors replacing hardware on an existing build drilled to 160 mm will find this a direct fit.
Center-to-center is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes — the number that determines whether the pull fits your existing drill pattern. Overall length is always larger and describes the full end-to-end size of the pull. Match your hole spacing to the center-to-center value, not to the overall length.
No. Brushed Golden Brass has a directional satin texture that reduces surface glare, while a polished brass finish is smooth and highly reflective. The two read quite differently on a cabinet door.
Yes. The Contemporary Urbane series includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language and finish, which is the practical way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors without mixing hardware families.
The arch shape raises the grip away from the door face the same way a bar pull does. The curve is a profile detail rather than a structural change to how the pull is held.
Choose this pull when the 160 mm center-to-center spacing is what the drawer bank calls for and the finish program runs in warm brushed gold.