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This Sugatsune DW-50N is a small-format oval cabinet pull from the DW series, designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where close hole spacing and a contemporary profile are both in play.
The 9/16 inch center-to-center spacing is what makes this pull specific. Most standard bar pulls mount on 3 inch, 3-3/4 inch, or wider centers, which means this pull is not a general replacement for stock hardware. It is the right choice for compact specialty cabinetry, small accent doors, narrow pull-out fronts, or imported European cabinetry drilled to a tight metric hole pattern. At 2 inches overall it sits close to the front, which keeps the hardware visually light on a small door where a longer pull would overpower the face.
The DW-50N is constructed from brass, which gives it a denser feel than the zinc-alloy pulls that dominate most of this market. The Matte Chrome finish applies a low-sheen silver tone surface over that brass base. Where a polished chrome finish reflects everything around it, matte chrome diffuses the light and holds an even tone across the pull's oval face. That quality makes it a consistent visual element in a contemporary kitchen or bath rather than a reflective accent that shifts with the lighting.
Cabinet makers and designers working on compact contemporary cabinetry are the most common buyers. The tight center-to-center suits a small door or a narrow accent cabinet where standard pulls simply do not fit. Specifiers running Sugatsune hardware throughout a project will find the DW series coordination useful: companion pieces in the same series share the design language and finish, making it practical to carry a consistent hardware program from full-size doors down to the smallest fronts in the same room.
No. This is a close, specialty spacing suited to compact European-style cabinetry and small accent doors rather than standard North American cabinet hole patterns, which typically start at 3 inches.
Brass. This is notable in the cabinet pull market, where zinc alloy is far more common at this price point.
Polished Chrome has a bright, mirror-like surface that picks up reflections and fingerprints visibly. Matte Chrome has a subdued, low-sheen surface that stays even under different lighting conditions.
Yes. The DW series includes coordinating hardware in the same design language and finish, so this pull can be part of a consistent hardware program across multiple cabinet types.
When the hole pattern is tight and the finish needs to stay subdued, the DW-50N delivers a brass-core oval pull in Matte Chrome sized exactly for the job.
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