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This Top Knobs Barrington cup pull mounts on 3-3/4 inch centers, the hole pattern found on more drawer banks than any other, and finishes in Sable for a dark, low-reflectance look that suits contemporary cabinetry.
A cup pull works by reaching underneath the shell rather than gripping a bar from the front. That motion is instinctive on a drawer and gives the hardware a visual presence that a bar pull does not: the shell casts a small shadow and creates depth rather than sitting flat. Because the grip is directional, the cup faces down when properly mounted, and the 3-3/4 inch hole spacing means this drop right onto the most common existing drill pattern in residential cabinetry without additional work. The traditional pairing is cup pulls on drawers and knobs on doors, and the Barrington collection supports that arrangement with companion pieces across both product types.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Sable. Sable is a dark, matte-adjacent finish that reads closer to a rich dark brown-black than a flat matte black, giving the hardware some warmth without introducing a polished surface that picks up kitchen light. On lighter painted fronts it holds strong contrast; on dark stained or painted fronts it recedes and lets the cabinetry lead. Because Sable is applied to zinc, the color stays consistent across the face and the shell without the variation a coated steel part might show at the edges.
This cup pull is the right fit for a contemporary kitchen, bath, or furniture-style piece where the drawer hardware should have sculptural presence without adding metal bulk. The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center spacing makes it a practical replacement pull for existing cabinetry drilled to that pattern, which covers a large share of stock and semi-custom cabinet lines. It also suits a new build where the designer wants a cup form in a dark finish as the counterpoint to bar pulls or knobs elsewhere in the space. Cabinet shops specifying hardware packages for a contemporary drawer program will find the Barrington series deep enough to complete a full kitchen without mixing manufacturers.
Yes. The 3-3/4 inch spacing is the same standard hole pattern whether it is encoded as 95 mm or 96 mm in a catalog. This pull mounts on the same holes as any hardware drilled to the 3-3/4 inch standard.
Yes. A cup pull is mounted with the opening facing downward so the hand approaches from below. Installing it upside down leaves an open shell that collects debris.
A cup pull is designed for the underhand grip that works naturally on a drawer. On a door the grip is less intuitive, so most installations reserve cup pulls for drawers and use knobs or bar pulls on doors.
The Barrington collection is available across multiple finishes. Sable pieces within the series share the same design language, so companion knobs, pulls, and backplates in Sable will carry the same profile family and finish name.
Choose this cup pull when the cabinetry is drilled to 3-3/4 inch centers and the hardware program calls for a dark, sculptural form rather than a flat bar.
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