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This Top Knobs Chareau pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 5 inch (127 mm) centers with a polished nickel finish.
A pull on 5 inch centers occupies a practical middle range: wider than the 3-3/4 inch spacing common on narrow drawers, and shorter than the 6 or 7 inch pulls that suit wide base drawers and pantry fronts. This spacing is a natural fit on a 12 to 18 inch drawer bank, an upper door, or a vanity drawer where the front is wide enough to carry a bar pull but does not need the visual weight of a longer one. The 5-11/16 inch overall length keeps the grip proportionate to the front, so the hardware reads as part of the cabinetry rather than as a separate object sitting on it.
The reeded bar is what separates this pull from a plain round or squared bar in the same spacing. The vertical grooves run the length of the grip and create a fine surface pattern that catches light differently than a smooth bar — brightening in direct light, softening in ambient light. On a Polished Nickel finish, that interaction is pronounced: the polish amplifies the ridges visually and gives the grip a sense of detail that a flat bar does not have. Polished Nickel sits in the cooler end of the silver-tone range, coordinating naturally with brushed or polished chrome fixtures without the warm undertone that some satin finishes carry.
The Chareau series sits in transitional territory, which means the reeded detail reads comfortably in both a clean, contemporary kitchen and a more traditionally detailed one. In a transitional space with shaker doors and painted cabinetry, the reeded texture adds interest without breaking the clean line of the door. In a more traditional kitchen with raised panels and decorative molding, it echoes architectural detail without mimicking it. Polished Nickel is a finish that ages predictably and coordinates with faucets, appliance handles, and lighting hardware across a range of manufacturers, which is useful when the cabinet hardware is the last piece placed in a renovation. Because this pull belongs to the Chareau collection, matching knobs and companion pulls in the same series are available, making it straightforward to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within one coherent hardware program.
Center-to-center is 5 inches (127 mm), the distance between the two mounting holes. Overall length is 5-11/16 inches (144 mm), the full end-to-end size of the pull. Drill to the 5 inch spacing, not the overall length.
Reeded means the bar has fine parallel grooves machined or cast along its length, similar to the fluting on a column. The ridges add texture and surface detail without changing the overall bar profile.
They are similar in tone but not the same finish. Polished Nickel tends to have a slightly warmer, softer reflective quality compared to Polished Chrome, which reads cooler and crisper. The two can coordinate well but are not guaranteed to match across different manufacturers.
Yes. The Chareau collection includes companion pieces — knobs and pulls in the same design language and finish — so you can coordinate door and drawer hardware within one series.
When the project calls for a 5 inch pull with surface detail and a finish that works alongside silver-tone fixtures already in the room, this Chareau reeded pull in Polished Nickel is the right fit.
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