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The Schaub Sorrento Tapered Pull is a contemporary cabinet pull sized for narrow drawers, small doors, and any front where a wide hole pattern would look out of proportion.
Most bar pulls are selected at the 96 mm or 128 mm range, which works well on mid-width and wide cabinetry. The 32 mm center-to-center spacing here is built for a different problem: the narrow drawer in a spice run, the small door on a base cabinet end, the upper door in a gallery kitchen where a longer spread would crowd the edge. At this spacing, the pull is positioned close to the center of the front rather than spanning it, which keeps proportions balanced on fronts that would be overwhelmed by a longer hole pattern. The tapered arch also adds visual presence on a small front without adding physical bulk.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Matte Black. The matte surface reads evenly under both task and ambient light, which matters on small hardware where a polished finish can produce a hot spot that draws attention away from the cabinetry. Black at this scale anchors the hardware without dominating a narrow front, and it holds contrast against light-painted or natural-wood cabinetry equally well. The tapered form narrows as it rises toward the grip, so the arch reads as a deliberate shape rather than a standard bar.
This is the right pull for a contemporary kitchen or bath with narrow drawers, a spice cabinet, a specialty storage column, or any run of cabinetry where the fronts are proportionally small. Cabinet shops building furniture-style pieces with narrow face widths will also find the 32 mm spread useful, since it avoids the forced compromises of running a wider pull on a front that cannot accommodate the holes. The Sorrento series includes companion knobs and pulls at other centers, so mixing and matching across a kitchen in the same collection and finish stays cohesive.
The 1-1/4 inch (32 mm) figure is the center-to-center spacing between the two mounting holes. The pull measures 6-3/8 inches end to end overall.
The grip curves upward from the posts and tapers as it rises, giving it a distinct arched profile. A standard bar pull runs flat and parallel to the door face; this one has a shaped mid-section.
The Sorrento collection includes knobs and pulls in the same design language and Matte Black finish, so pairing them within the series is straightforward.
The 32 mm spread and compact footprint work on both narrow drawers and small upper doors. The close hole pattern is particularly practical on fronts where a wider spread would sit too near the edges.
When the front is small and the design language is contemporary, this tapered arch pull delivers the right scale and a finish that reads clean from across the room.