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This Berenson Stylus pull is a recessed zinc die cast pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, installed flush into a routed pocket so the grip sits at or below the surface of the front.
A recessed pull does not fasten through two drilled holes the way a bar pull does. It sets into a machined pocket, and the finger grip lives inside that pocket rather than standing off the door face. The result is a front with no hardware profile breaking its plane, which suits slab doors, flat-panel drawer fronts, and any installation where a projecting pull would catch on clothing, adjacent cabinetry, or a tight aisle. This pull is a router job, not a drill-press job, so the bore diameter is the critical fitment number rather than a center-to-center spacing.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome is one of the most durable-looking finishes in the kitchen environment because its brightness stays consistent under different light sources, and the polished surface wipes clean easily. On a recessed pull the finish is visible only at the rim and the back of the pocket, so the chrome reads as a crisp edge detail rather than a broad reflective surface. It coordinates naturally with chrome faucets, appliance trim, and light fixtures already common in contemporary kitchens and baths.
This is the right pull for a contemporary kitchen, bath vanity, or media cabinet where the design calls for hardware to disappear rather than stand out. The compact square footprint works on narrow drawer fronts and on doors where a larger recessed form would feel heavy. It is also a practical choice for high-traffic passages, laundry rooms, and mudroom cabinetry where a projecting pull would be in the way. Because it belongs to the Stylus collection, companion pieces in the same series coordinate in design language and finish across the same installation.
The bore diameter is 1-1/2 inches. That is the routed pocket this pull seats into, not a drilled hole. Your router setup needs to match that dimension.
The projection is 1/2 inch, which is the depth of the pull body behind the face of the front. The grip itself sits inside the pocket, so nothing projects forward beyond the cabinet surface.
A polished surface will show marks more than a brushed or matte finish, and it wipes clean just as readily. On a recessed pull the visible chrome area is limited to the rim, so fingerprints are less prominent than on a large-face bar pull.
It works on either. The recessed form is equally practical on a door and a drawer front, and the compact footprint makes it a good fit for narrow fronts of both types.
Choose this pull when the goal is a flush, uninterrupted front in polished chrome that reads as a detail at the rim rather than as a handle on the face.
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