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This Top Knobs Chareau series pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, finished in Honey Bronze and built around the 3-3/4 inch center-to-center spacing found on a large share of existing cabinetry.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center is one of the standard hole patterns for residential cabinetry, which means this pull is a direct swap on any drawer or door already drilled to that spacing. No new holes, no patching, no layout work beyond confirming the existing measurement. That makes it a practical choice for a hardware refresh on stock cabinetry, a renovation with existing boxes, or any project where the drilling is already done and the goal is simply to put a better-looking pull in the same location. At 4-7/16 inches overall, the pull extends slightly beyond the mounting holes on each side, which gives the hardware a clean terminus rather than a bolt-flush appearance.
A reeded bar pull runs a series of fine parallel ridges along the grip face. On this pull, those ridges are contained within a 1/2 inch section, so the profile stays narrow and linear while giving the fingers something to register against. The Honey Bronze finish sits in warm amber territory, with enough gold in it to read as a warm metal and enough brown to stop short of bright brass. It suits cabinetry with warm wood tones, cream or white painted fronts, and transitional kitchens that carry a mix of natural and painted surfaces. The finish is applied over a zinc substrate, which is the material that holds the fine edge of the reeded detail.
This pull belongs in transitional kitchens and bathrooms where the hardware program calls for a warm metal that is not quite brass and not quite oil-rubbed bronze. Designers specifying for a renovation frequently reach for Honey Bronze when the countertop, fixtures, or appliances carry a warm tone that a cooler silver or a flat black would cut against. Cabinet shops doing production runs in transitional styles will find that the 3-3/4 inch spacing lines up with the most common boring pattern in residential stock and semi-custom cabinetry, reducing layout variation across a job. Homeowners replacing pulls one drawer bank at a time can drop this into existing holes and pick up the companion pieces from the Chareau collection as the project continues.
Yes. A bar pull at this scale suits mid-size drawer fronts and upper cabinet doors equally well. The grip is horizontal either way, and the center-to-center spacing is symmetrical, so orientation is not a constraint.
The 3-3/4 inch spacing converts to 95.25 mm, so manufacturers and catalogs round it to either 95 mm or 96 mm depending on the source. They describe the same standard spacing and the same drill pattern.
The Chareau collection includes companion knobs in the same design language and Honey Bronze finish, which is the most reliable way to run a mixed hardware program across doors and drawers.
Honey Bronze is a warmer, more amber tone. Oil-rubbed bronze reads darker and cooler, with more brown than gold. The two sit in the same bronze family but produce different effects on the finished cabinetry.
The 3-3/4 inch spacing keeps the installation simple, and the Honey Bronze reeded bar gives the result a finish character that stock hardware at the same spacing rarely delivers.
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