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This Top Knobs Aspen cup pull is a shell-form drawer pull for cabinet drawer fronts, mounted on 3-inch (76 mm) centers in a Medium Bronze finish.
A cup pull mounts face-on but is gripped from below. The hand comes in under the shell, hooks the lip, and pulls the drawer open in one fluid motion. That grip angle is what makes cup pulls a natural fit for drawers: the movement lines up with how the drawer actually travels. It also means the pull has a defined up and down — installed inverted, the shell faces the ceiling and loses its function. For doors, a knob or a bar pull from the same Aspen collection typically handles the job while the cup pulls manage the drawers.
The Aspen M1412 is finished in Medium Bronze, a warm brown-toned metal finish that sits between the darkness of oil-rubbed bronze and the brightness of polished brass. It brings an organic, aged quality that suits the Aspen collection's artistic design direction — think hand-crafted texture rather than machined precision. Against painted white or cream fronts, the warm tone anchors the hardware as a visual detail. Against wood-toned cabinetry, it reads as a natural extension of the material palette. The finish is specific to Top Knobs' Aspen series and should be coordinated within the collection rather than matched across brands.
The 3-inch center-to-center spacing is one of the standard drilling patterns found in production cabinetry, which makes this a straightforward replacement pull for a drawer bank already drilled to that spacing. At 4-3/8 inches overall it suits narrower drawers — spice drawers, inner organizer drawers, or smaller base cabinets — where a longer pull would overwhelm the front. It is a practical choice for a kitchen, bath, or furniture piece running an artistic or traditional design language in warm bronze tones, and it works especially well in projects where the hardware is meant to have a slightly handcrafted, less corporate feel than a polished bar pull delivers.
The 3 inches (76 mm) is the distance between the two mounting holes — the number to match when replacing existing hardware or drilling new fronts. The 4-3/8 inch overall length is the full end-to-end size of the shell, which is always larger than the hole spacing.
Yes. The shell is designed to be gripped from underneath, so it should be installed with the opening facing down toward the floor. Mounted upside down, the grip does not work as intended.
Yes. The Aspen series by Top Knobs includes companion pieces in the same design language and Medium Bronze finish. Coordinating within the collection is the reliable way to keep the hardware consistent across doors and drawers.
It is warm rather than dark. Medium Bronze reads as a brown-toned metal with depth, lighter and warmer than oil-rubbed bronze and less yellow than polished brass. It is best described as an aged, earthy tone.
Choose this pull when the project calls for a cup pull at standard 3-inch centers, finished in a warm bronze that coordinates with the Aspen collection's handcrafted aesthetic.
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