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The Belwith Keeler Urbane Collection pull is a contemporary arch-profile bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers.
The 6-5/16 inch center-to-center is one step up from the common 128 mm spacing, and that step matters on wider fronts. A pull at this spacing covers enough of a wide drawer bank to feel intentional rather than undersized, and on a tall door it gives the hand a natural landing point without the pull looking lost in the panel. This is the spacing that suits a deep pot drawer, a wide pantry door, or a furniture-piece island where the hardware is meant to register as part of the composition rather than disappear into it.
The arch separates this pull from a straight bar in a specific way: the grip rises away from the door face at the center and returns to its posts at both ends, which produces a shadow line beneath the grip that a flat bar does not. On a slab front the shadow makes the pull visible from across the room. On a shaker front it adds a single curve to an otherwise rectilinear surface. The Matte Black finish keeps both effects quiet: no polish means no highlights racing along the top of the arch, just an even dark line. Zinc as the base material gives the pull consistent density across a full hardware set.
Cabinet shops and designers specifying a contemporary kitchen with larger-format cabinetry reach for this spacing when the door and drawer fronts have grown past the point where a 128 mm pull looks proportional. It fits naturally into a project already running Matte Black fixtures throughout, where the hardware needs to join a resolved finish scheme rather than introduce a second metal. Homeowners replacing hardware on an existing wide drawer bank will find that the 6-5/16 inch center-to-center is a standard spacing, which means it often drops onto existing holes without any new drilling. The Urbane collection includes companion pieces in the same series, so a kitchen running pulls on drawers and knobs on doors can stay within one design language.
A bar pull runs parallel to the door face from post to post. This arch pull curves upward between the posts, so the center of the grip stands higher than the mounting ends. The result is a shadow line beneath the grip and a slightly more sculptural silhouette than a flat bar.
It mounts on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers. Measure between the centers of your existing holes. If they match, no new drilling is needed.
A matte surface scatters light rather than reflecting it, so surface marks are less visible than on a polished finish. It does not highlight smudges the way a gloss or polished black would.
Yes. The Contemporary Urbane series includes companion hardware in the same design language and finish, so pulls and knobs can be drawn from one collection across a project.
Choose this pull when the cabinetry has grown wide enough that smaller hardware looks out of place, and the finish plan is already committed to Matte Black.