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This Berenson Stylus pull is a recessed pull sized at 64 mm, suited to larger drawer fronts and cabinet doors where a surface-mounted handle would interrupt a clean face.
Recessed pulls scale with the front they sit on. At 64 mm square, this is the widest Stylus bore option, and that dimension matters for two reasons. First, there is more room for the hand to enter and grip comfortably, which makes it a practical choice on heavier doors and wide base drawers where a smaller recess would feel cramped under load. Second, on a wider front the larger recess maintains the visual proportion that a small recess loses — a 32 mm pocket on a 24-inch drawer front simply disappears. This size holds its presence without adding any hardware above the face plane.
The pull is cast in zinc die cast and finished in Dull Chrome. Dull Chrome is a low-sheen silver tone that absorbs light rather than reflecting it, which means it stays consistent across different lighting conditions in a kitchen or bath. On a white or gray slab front it reads as a cool neutral; on a dark front it provides contrast without the brightness of a polished finish. The zinc die cast construction produces a solid, even weight that feels proportionate to the larger bore size.
This pull is the right choice for contemporary kitchens and bath vanities designed around a clean, unbroken facade. It suits cabinetry where the design brief calls for no visible hardware above the surface — appliance garages, refrigerator-surround panels, and full-height cabinet doors where a protruding pull would break the line of the design. It also works well in commercial millwork and office cabinetry where a flush face is preferred for safety or aesthetics. Because installation requires a bored or routed pocket rather than two surface-drilled holes, this pull is best specified during the build rather than added as a retrofit.
The pull requires a routed or bored pocket sized to the 64 mm bore diameter. Confirm the exact cutout depth and diameter with your tooling before routing.
No. Dull Chrome and Brushed Nickel are separate finishes with different undertones and sheens, and they are not guaranteed to match across brands or product families.
Yes. The 64 mm size is large enough to grip comfortably on a door pull as well as a drawer front, which is part of why this size suits full-cabinet applications.
The Stylus recessed pull family includes smaller bore sizes. This 64 mm version is the largest in the series.
Choose this pull when the job calls for a flush face on a wide front and the hardware needs to disappear into the cabinetry rather than sit on top of it.
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