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This Top Knobs Edwardian pull lands on 3-3/4 inch centers, one of the most common cabinet hole patterns in production cabinetry, and delivers it in Tuscan Bronze, a richly toned finish suited to traditional and transitional kitchens.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center dimension is as close to a universal standard as residential cabinetry gets. It is the default hole pattern on a wide range of factory-built cabinet lines, which means this pull is a direct swap on most existing installations without picking up a drill. For a shop specifying hardware on new cabinets, it is also the spacing that keeps the broadest range of hardware options open for any future updates the homeowner might want. Where a pull at 3 inch or 5-1/16 inch centers narrows the replacement field, 3-3/4 inch centers keep it wide.
Tuscan Bronze is a warm, medium-dark bronze finish with depth rather than brightness. It sits closer to an antique bronze than to a polished one, which means it reads as furniture hardware on traditional cabinetry rather than as bright metal on a modern surface. The zinc substrate carries the finish evenly across each piece, and because the Edwardian collection runs the same finish across its knob and pull lineup, mixing the two on the same cabinet bank produces a consistent look rather than a close-but-not-quite one. Against cream, white, or wood-toned painted fronts the finish holds warmth without competing with the cabinetry color.
Traditional kitchens, butler's pantries, and furniture-style islands are the natural home for this hardware. The Edwardian series is built around a design language that references early twentieth-century decorative metalwork, and Tuscan Bronze fits that reference well: it suggests age and craft without requiring either. Designers specifying a full kitchen will find that the 3-3/4 inch center-to-center dimension leaves room to mix pull lengths from the same series on different drawer widths without changing hole patterns. Contractors doing a hardware refresh on existing cabinetry will find this spacing resolves most of the drilling questions before they come up.
For practical purposes, yes. The 3-3/4 inch spacing is the same physical dimension whether it is labeled 95 mm or 96 mm in a catalog. The difference is a rounding convention, not a different hole pattern. This pull will fit cabinets drilled to the standard 3-3/4 inch spacing.
The Edwardian series from Top Knobs includes companion knobs in Tuscan Bronze, so the finish carries consistently across a kitchen that mixes knobs on doors and pulls on drawers.
The pull projects 1-3/16 inches from the face of the door or drawer front, which gives comfortable fingertip clearance for everyday use.
It is a metal finish applied over a zinc base. It is not painted or powder-coated, so it has the depth and tone characteristic of a plated or chemically applied bronze finish.
When the hole pattern is already there and the kitchen calls for warm bronze, this Edwardian pull closes the gap between what the cabinet was drilled for and what the room deserves.
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