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The Belwith Keeler Urbane Collection pull is a contemporary arch-profile pull designed for wide drawer fronts, full-height pantry doors, and any cabinet opening where smaller hardware would look undersized.
A 224 mm center-to-center pull covers the kind of hardware situations where a narrower option simply disappears visually. Wide base drawers, 36-inch sink base doors, tall pantry fronts, and furniture-scale islands all benefit from a pull whose span matches the surface it's on. At this center-to-center, the pull also gives a confident two-handed grip on heavy drawer boxes, which matters as much as proportion on a deep pot drawer or a filing drawer loaded with tools. Where the cabinetry is doing a lot of work, the hardware should communicate the same thing.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Golden Brass. Brushed means the surface is worked to a directional texture rather than polished to a mirror, which softens the gold tone considerably and keeps it from reading as formal or period-specific. In kitchen light the finish picks up warmth from wood tones and warm whites without the sharp glare a polished brass would throw across the front. On darker cabinetry it registers as an accent; on natural or bleached wood it reads as an extension of the wood's own warmth. Zinc is the construction standard across most of the Urbane collection, and it holds the finish consistently across pieces from the same series.
This pull suits designers and cabinet shops specifying contemporary kitchens with oversized drawer stacks, furniture-style islands, or tall door panels where proportion is part of the design brief. It is equally at home in a bath vanity with wide drawers, a laundry room with full-height cabinetry, or a media wall where the hardware needs to hold its own against large flat fronts. Because the Urbane collection is a coordinating series, companion pieces in the same finish and design language are available for doors and smaller drawers, which is the practical path to a consistent hardware program across a full kitchen or room.
It is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes. When replacing existing hardware, measure between the centers of your current holes to see if they match. When installing new, mark two holes 8-13/16 inches apart on center.
The arch lifts the grip away from the door face along a gentle curve, giving clearance for fingers underneath while keeping the silhouette low-profile. It reads as a contemporary form rather than a decorative one.
Brushed Golden Brass is a warm gold-toned finish specific to the Urbane collection. It coordinates naturally with other pieces in the same series. Finish matching across brands or other collections is not guaranteed, as manufacturers apply their own formulations under similar names.
Yes. The Contemporary Urbane collection includes knobs and pulls in multiple center-to-center sizes and the same Brushed Golden Brass finish, so doors and drawers can be specified from one cohesive series.
Choose this pull when the cabinetry is wide enough that smaller hardware reads as an afterthought, and the finish program calls for a warm, brushed gold tone in a contemporary design language.