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This R. Christensen by Berenson Slide Series hook is a compact multi-purpose wall hook finished in Dull Chrome, a subdued, non-reflective silver tone that sits quietly against most wall colors and cabinet finishes without competing for attention.
Polished chrome and brushed nickel both announce themselves in a room. Dull Chrome does not. The matte quality of the finish absorbs light rather than bouncing it, which makes this hook easier to blend into a mixed-metal scheme or a neutral wall where a bright finish would read as a disruption. In a cabinet shop environment, a workroom, or a kitchen with a lot of surface variation already, that restraint has real value. The hook does its job without drawing the eye every time someone walks past.
At 1-3/16 inches of projection, the prong stays close to the wall. That matters in a hallway or a narrow passage where a deeper hook becomes a hazard, and it matters on a cabinet door interior where clearance is fixed by the cabinet depth.
The hook is cast in zinc with a Dull Chrome finish. Zinc is the standard base material across the Slide collection and gives the piece a solid feel without the weight of brass. The Dull Chrome surface is the defining detail here: the same zinc body in Polished Chrome reads as bright and contemporary, while this finish sits closer to a satin or brushed silver without the directionality of a brushed surface. It is a genuinely neutral tone.
Designers specifying hardware for a laundry room, mudroom, or secondary bathroom often need something that holds its own without becoming a focal point. Cabinet shops and contractors outfitting closet systems or entry niches in volume benefit from a finish that works across a range of adjacent materials without requiring a deliberate coordination decision every time. This hook is also a practical choice for anyone replacing existing hardware where the surrounding pieces are already Dull Chrome and a polished or brushed alternative would create a visible mismatch.
Dull Chrome is a non-reflective silver tone. Polished Chrome has a mirror-bright surface; Brushed Nickel has a directional satin texture. Dull Chrome sits between the two in sheen but without the linear grain of a brushed finish.
1-3/16 inches (30 mm).
Yes. The Slide collection includes companion pieces, so hardware across the same series shares the same design language and finish.
Zinc with a Dull Chrome finish.
Choose this hook when the Dull Chrome finish needs to recede rather than stand out, and a 1-3/16 inch projection keeps the prong tight to the wall where space is at a premium.