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This Berenson Stylus recessed pull is a flush-mount grip that installs into a routed pocket, keeping the face of the cabinet door or drawer front clear of any projecting hardware.
A recessed pull is the right choice when the hardware must not interrupt a flat plane. That situation comes up most often on appliance garage doors that slide into a pocket, on flip-up doors in wall cabinets where a projecting pull would catch the underside of the cabinet above, and on drawer fronts in tight-clearance spaces where a standard bar pull would interfere with adjacent doors or drawers. The 1-7/8 inch bore also suits smaller drawer fronts where a bar pull would be visually oversized but a knob would look mismatched with a flat-front contemporary design.
Installation requires a routed pocket rather than two drilled mounting holes, which is different from a standard surface-mount pull. The bore diameter is the dimension that drives the router setup.
The pull is cast in zinc die cast and finished in Brushed Nickel, a medium-sheen silver tone that softens the reflective quality of nickel without going fully matte. On a flat contemporary front the brushed texture keeps the recess from reading as a dark void, and the Silver Tone color family coordinates naturally with chrome and satin nickel fixtures already in most kitchens and baths. Because the hardware sits inside the door rather than standing off it, the finish detail visible to the user is the inside of the cup and its rim, not a bar or knob face, which makes the brushed texture relevant in a different way than it is on surface-mount hardware.
This pull suits cabinetmakers and installers working on contemporary kitchens, baths, media walls, and built-ins where the design brief calls for a clean, hardware-free face. It is also a practical specification for lift-door and pocket-door applications where a projecting pull would physically prevent the door from traveling its full path. Shops producing slab-front cabinetry for modern or minimalist interiors will find the Stylus collection's consistent design language useful across a project, since companion pieces in the series share the same profile and finish.
The bore diameter is 1-7/8 inches (48 mm), which is the opening the pull drops into. Confirm the exact bit size and pocket depth with your setup before routing finished fronts.
The pull has a 1/2 inch (13 mm) depth, which is the cavity dimension. Confirm that your door or drawer front stock is thick enough to accommodate the pocket without breaking through.
Recessed pulls are well suited to pocket and sliding doors precisely because there is nothing to catch on the door frame as the door travels. Confirm clearances for your specific door travel path before specifying.
The Stylus collection from Berenson includes recessed pull sizes from 1-1/8 inch up through 2-1/2 inch bore diameters, so you can match the opening to the scale of the front.
When the design calls for a door face with nothing breaking its plane, this 1-7/8 inch Brushed Nickel recessed pull gives you a grip that lives inside the wood rather than in front of it.
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