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This Top Knobs Brookline pull is a contemporary bar pull from the Barrington collection, designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts that need hardware sized to match their width.
The 192 mm center-to-center is a step up from the 160 mm and 128 mm pulls that cover mid-size drawers and doors. At this spacing, the pull reads in proportion on a base cabinet drawer bank, a 30-inch door, or the kind of wide, flat drawer front that a smaller pull would visually undercut. It is also a common choice for kitchen islands, where the fronts are deep and the hardware needs to carry across more face. If the existing holes are drilled at 192 mm, this pull drops on without modification.
Honey Bronze is a warm, mid-tone bronze finish that sits between a bright polished brass and a darker oil-rubbed bronze. The tone reads golden in warm light and settles into a richer bronze in lower light, which gives it flexibility across cabinetry colors from cream to charcoal. The bar itself is cast in zinc and shaped to a 7/16 inch width, keeping the profile slender relative to the overall length so the pull reads as a line rather than a block. Contemporary design style makes it a natural fit on flat-panel cabinetry, though the warm finish also coordinates with transitional kitchens running warm metals.
This is a pull for projects where the hardware program is built around a warm bronze tone and the cabinetry includes wide or deep fronts that need proportional hardware. Kitchen designers specifying a full run of base drawers often step up to this center-to-center on the wider pulls and use shorter Barrington pieces on narrower drawers and doors, pulling everything from the same collection and finish to keep the room coherent. Cabinet shops outfitting a kitchen with mixed drawer widths will find the Barrington series covers the range. Homeowners replacing hardware on an existing 192 mm hole pattern have a direct swap here.
Honey Bronze is warmer and lighter than oil-rubbed bronze and less yellow than a polished brass. It carries a mid-tone warmth that pairs with both light and dark cabinetry.
It works on both cabinet doors and drawer fronts. At this length it is particularly well suited to wider drawer fronts and taller door panels where proportional hardware matters.
Yes. The Barrington collection includes pulls at multiple center-to-center spacings in Honey Bronze, so narrower drawers and upper doors can use shorter pulls from the same series without mixing design languages.
The projection is 1-3/8 inches (35 mm), which is the clearance from the door face to the back of the grip. For most full-overlay applications this is comfortable. Check that adjacent doors or drawers have room to clear the grip when open.
Choose this pull when the cabinetry includes wide fronts that call for hardware at the 192 mm spacing, and the finish program is built around the warm, mid-tone depth of Honey Bronze.
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