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This Sugatsune ES-Z401 pull is a cup pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, finished in Matte Antique Copper on a zinc body. Its narrow profile and warm, aged copper tone make it a considered choice for kitchens and furniture pieces where the hardware should contribute to the room's character rather than recede from it.
At nearly 11-1/2 inches overall, this pull has a scale that suits wide drawer fronts, tall cabinet doors, and furniture-style islands where a short pull would look undersized. The cup form means the hand comes in from below, which is a natural grip on a drawer and the reason cup pulls have been paired with drawer banks in traditional and transitional kitchens for as long as kitchen hardware has existed. The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center spacing is standard across a wide range of cabinet programs, so this pull drops onto existing holes in most kitchens drilled to that spacing without any additional work.
Antique copper is a warm, earthy finish that sits between gold and bronze on the color dial. The matte surface on this pull takes the glare away entirely, leaving a depth of tone that reads differently under incandescent, natural, and LED light. On painted cabinetry in white or cream, it introduces warmth that polished hardware cannot. On wood-toned cabinetry it coordinates with the red and amber in the grain rather than competing with it. The aged quality of the finish also means that light handling and the occasional fingerprint read as part of the surface rather than against it. The zinc base gives the pull consistent weight and a smooth substrate for the finish to sit on.
This is a pull for a room where the hardware program leans warm: copper fixtures, aged-brass faucets, or leather and wood accents that share the same earthy side of the spectrum. It fits transitional kitchens that blend traditional material warmth with clean, linear hardware shapes, as well as furniture pieces, library built-ins, and butler's pantries where the hardware is meant to be noticed. Because Sugatsune offers the ES-Z401 series in multiple finishes, it is straightforward to run a consistent series across a project and specify this finish where the cabinetry calls for copper tones and a sibling finish elsewhere.
They are related but distinct. Oil-rubbed bronze leans toward dark brown with warm undertones. Matte Antique Copper reads more openly copper-toned and earthier, without the near-black depth of an oil-rubbed finish. The two can coordinate, but they are not the same finish.
No. The mounting holes are centered at 5-1/16 inches (128 mm) apart, which is the drilling dimension. The overall length of 11-7/16 inches describes the full end-to-end size of the pull, not the hole spacing. The extra length beyond the centers is part of the design and the visual scale of the pull.
The cup form is most natural on a drawer, where the hand comes in from below. It can be mounted on a door, but the grip is less intuitive in that orientation. Most installations pair cup pulls on drawers with knobs or bar pulls on doors within the same series.
The ES-Z401 series is available in other finishes, and using the same series across a project keeps the profile and proportions consistent. Mixing finish tones from the same series is a design choice; whether two specific finishes coordinate visually depends on the room and the cabinetry.
Choose this pull when the hardware should carry the warmth of an aged copper finish on a slender, long-format cup pull that stays close to the door face and fits a standard 128 mm hole pattern.