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This Top Knobs Asbury cup pull mounts on 2-1/2 inch (64 mm) centers, a short spacing that suits small drawer fronts, spice drawers, and narrow cabinet openings where a longer pull would overwhelm the front.
The 2-1/2 inch center-to-center spacing is on the shorter end of the standard pull range, which makes it the right choice for small drawer fronts that a larger pull would visually outrun. Spice drawers, tray dividers, narrow vanity drawers, and utility cabinet pulls all work well at this spacing. A cup pull at this scale is also a natural fit on furniture-style pieces, side tables, and built-ins where the drawer fronts are modest in width but the hardware should still carry some visual weight. The cup form adds the low-relief shell detail that gives traditional and transitional drawers their finished look, and at 64 mm it does it without crowding the front.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel, a bright chrome-adjacent finish with a slightly warmer undertone than chrome. Polished Nickel catches light across the curve of the cup shell, which is part of what gives this form its traditional character. It coordinates naturally with polished nickel faucets and fixtures in the same space, and its Silver Tone color family makes it a clean pairing with white, gray, and two-tone cabinet programs. Because it is a polished surface, it will show marks more readily than a brushed finish and wipes clean just as easily.
Designers assembling a transitional kitchen often reach for a cup pull in polished nickel when they want the warmth of a traditional form without committing to an antique or aged finish. The Asbury series is built for exactly that combination. Homeowners replacing hardware on a painted or stained drawer bank will find the 64 mm spacing matches a number of existing hole patterns on older cabinetry, making this a practical swap as well as a style upgrade. Cabinet shops specifying hardware for a furniture-look island or a built-in sideboard will appreciate that the series carries matching companion pieces, so knobs on doors and pulls on drawers come from the same design language.
The open side of the cup faces down, so the hand reaches up and under to grip it. This is the standard orientation for a cup pull on a drawer front.
A cup pull is designed to be gripped from underneath, which is a natural motion on a drawer. It can be mounted on a door, but the grip is less intuitive there. Most installations put cup pulls on drawers and knobs on doors.
The overall length is 4-3/32 inches (104 mm), which is larger than the 2-1/2 inch center-to-center mounting dimension. The hole spacing is the number to match to existing holes; the overall length tells you the footprint of the shell on the front.
Yes. The Asbury collection includes companion pieces in the same design language and finish, so knobs for doors and pulls for drawers can come from the same series.
Choose this pull when a small drawer front needs traditional cup-pull character in polished nickel without the footprint of a longer piece.
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