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The Sugatsune RD-90/SMK is a contemporary tab pull from the RD Series, designed for cabinet drawers and doors where a 2-15/16 inch (74 mm) center-to-center spacing is the target. Its low-profile tab form and Smoke finish bring a restrained, modern quality to cabinetry without adding visual bulk.
At 2-15/16 inches between centers, this pull occupies a useful middle ground in the RD Series range. It is proportioned for a standard mid-width drawer front, a cabinet door, or a vanity panel where hardware at a narrower spacing would feel too small but a longer pull would start to dominate the front. The overall length of 3-9/16 inches gives the pull enough visual presence to anchor the face without extending past the proportional sweet spot. If the project already has holes drilled on 74 mm centers, this pull drops straight onto them with no new drilling required.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Smoke, which is not a standard matte black. Smoke carries a translucent quality that allows some of the zinc substrate's tone to come through, producing a gray-black that shifts slightly depending on the light and the angle. Against pale wood or painted fronts it reads as a soft dark accent rather than a hard black line. Against dark cabinetry it blends. The 7/16 inch wide tab section keeps the silhouette narrow, so the finish is what the eye registers, not the mass of the hardware itself.
This pull is a natural fit for designers and cabinet shops specifying contemporary or transitional kitchens, baths, and built-ins where the hardware program should be understated. The Smoke finish works particularly well when the goal is to avoid the bluntness of a flat matte black while still keeping the hardware in a dark, neutral family. It also suits projects where a single pull size will run across both doors and drawers, since the 74 mm center-to-center sits at a versatile enough scale to read well on either application. Shops ordering for a full run of cabinetry will find the RD Series consistent across the family.
No. Smoke is a distinct finish with a translucent gray-black quality, whereas matte black is opaque. The two read differently in most lighting conditions.
Yes. The 74 mm center-to-center spacing and the overall length work on both drawer fronts and door panels at a mid-width scale.
The RD Series includes pulls at multiple center-to-center spacings in the same profile and finish, so coordinating hardware across a mixed drawer and door program is straightforward.
1 inch (25 mm) from the mounting surface to the back of the grip.
Choose this pull when the spacing is 74 mm, the finish program calls for something darker than a brushed metal but more nuanced than a flat black, and the hardware should settle into the cabinetry rather than stand apart from it.