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This Sugatsune ES-Z004 pull is a transitional cabinet pull for doors and drawer fronts, finished in Matte Antique Copper across a clean bar profile.
A matte antique copper finish occupies different territory than a bright or brushed metal. It suits kitchens, wet bars, and built-ins where the hardware is meant to feel aged and considered rather than new and uniform. Paired with warm wood tones, painted green or navy cabinetry, or unlacquered brass fixtures, the copper reads as a natural extension of the palette. It also works where the design asks for contrast against a light or cool-toned front, since the warm copper holds its own against whites and grays without overpowering them.
At 8-1/4 inches overall, this pull is scaled for a wide drawer bank, a full-height pantry door, or a kitchen island with deep drawers. The 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) center-to-center is the standard 160 mm hole pattern, which is common on larger drawer fronts and makes this a direct replacement for hardware on that spacing.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Matte Antique Copper. The matte surface is what separates this finish from a polished copper look: there is no high gloss, no mirror quality, and no bright reflection running along the bar. Instead the finish reads as a surface that has settled in, which suits cabinetry meant to feel furniture-like rather than showroom-fresh. The 9/16 inch projection keeps the grip sitting close to the door face, a proportion that works well on slab and shaker fronts where a deep-standing pull would look disproportionate to the door's flat plane.
This is a good fit for designers and homeowners building a kitchen or bar cabinet where the hardware program is copper-toned and the goal is warmth rather than brightness. Because it sits in the Sugatsune ES-Z004 series, it coordinates with companion pieces in that collection, which is the practical path to keeping knobs and pulls in the same design language across a project. It also suits cabinet shops and contractors sourcing hardware for a transitional-style install where the client has called for an antique copper tone without wanting a high-polish result.
The source data does not specify whether this finish is a living or a sealed surface. If that distinction matters for your application, confirm with Sugatsune directly before specifying.
Two holes spaced 6-5/16 inches (160 mm) center-to-center. That is the drilling or matching dimension, not the overall length of the pull.
At 9/16 inch (14 mm), the grip sits close to the door face. This is comfortable for a fingertip pull on a wide, flat-fronted drawer, and it keeps the hardware visually flush with the door rather than standing proud of it.
The ES-Z004 collection includes companion pieces. Pairing pulls on drawers with knobs on doors from the same series is the standard way to keep the hardware program consistent across a kitchen.
Choose this pull when the cabinet hardware should carry warmth and a settled, patina quality rather than a bright or neutral finish.