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This Top Knobs Chareau pull spans a full 12 inches center-to-center, making it the right scale for oversized drawers, pantry doors, and appliance-tall cabinet fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized against the door.
Most cabinet pulls top out at 5 or 6 inches, which suits a standard 18 or 24 inch drawer. When the fronts get wider — a 36 inch sink base, a full-height pantry column, a wide island drawer bank — a short pull looks stranded in the middle of the face. At 12 inch centers this pull can anchor a large front visually and give the hand a natural grip point without reaching. It also drops directly onto an existing 12 inch hole pattern on a replacement job, which removes any guesswork about the drilling.
Polished Nickel is the brightest version of nickel: the surface is buffed to a mirror quality rather than brushed, so it catches and reflects light along the full length of the bar. On a 12 inch pull that reflection runs as a continuous bright line across the drawer front, which can anchor a wide face or introduce a strong horizontal element depending on the cabinetry around it. The finish sits over a zinc body, which is standard for this product category and carries the detail of the Chareau profile cleanly. Polished Nickel reads cooler and crisper than polished brass and sits naturally next to stainless appliances and chrome fixtures.
This pull suits designers and cabinet shops specifying hardware for transitional kitchens, large-format utility rooms, and built-ins where the fronts are wide enough to demand a longer pull. It is equally useful for a homeowner replacing hardware on an existing kitchen where the hole spacing is already drilled at 12 inches and a direct swap is the goal. The Chareau collection supports mixed installations: pulls on drawers at this scale, matched with the companion knobs from the same series on doors, give a coordinated program without requiring identical hardware across every piece.
No. The 12 inch figure is the distance between the centers of the two mounting holes, which is the drilling dimension. The pull itself measures 12-5/8 inches end to end. Both numbers matter: match the hole spacing to your existing drilling or layout, and use the overall length to confirm the pull fits the face without overhanging.
A polished surface shows smudges more readily than a brushed or matte one because the reflective finish makes contrast visible. It wipes clean easily with a soft cloth.
The Chareau series from Top Knobs includes knobs and pulls in multiple center-to-center sizes and finishes, so you can coordinate door knobs with drawer pulls across the same design language and finish.
The 12 inch center-to-center is a common specification for tall door panels and pantry fronts. The pull is gripped like any standard surface-mounted bar pull, with two screws through the front at the stated spacing.
When the cabinetry is wide enough that a standard-length pull disappears against the face, this Chareau pull in Polished Nickel fills the proportion and holds the line.
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