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This Top Knobs Edwardian pull is a traditional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, finished in Oil Rubbed Bronze and sized for the most common hole pattern in cabinetry.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center is one of the two or three hole patterns that show up most often in manufactured and custom cabinetry alike. For a renovation or a hardware refresh on an existing kitchen, that means this pull can often replace what is already there without touching the drill or the template. Even on a new build, specifying to this spacing gives installers a straightforward pattern that runs cleanly across a full drawer bank. The 4-7/16 inch overall length keeps the footprint modest on upper doors and narrow drawers, and the bar form reads as a single horizontal line rather than as a feature that competes with the door style.
Oil Rubbed Bronze is not a bright finish. It is a darkened, antiqued surface that reads warm brown in some light and nearly black in others, and it picks up the qualities of the room around it rather than reflecting them back. On a squared zinc bar, the finish sits in the shallow planes of the grip and adds a sense of weight that a polished surface would flatten out. The Edwardian series uses this finish to ground hardware that might otherwise read as simply contemporary, giving it the texture and depth that suit a traditional or transitional kitchen without requiring ornate shapes.
This pull is the right call for a traditional or transitional kitchen, a furniture-style vanity, or a built-in where the hardware should feel established rather than new. It works well in rooms that already run warm metals such as aged brass, bronze-toned fixtures, or unlacquered brass faucets, because Oil Rubbed Bronze sits in the same tonal family without competing for attention. Because the Edwardian series includes coordinating knobs, backplates, and additional pull sizes, it is also a practical choice for a full hardware program rather than a single swap.
For practical purposes, yes. The 3-3/4 inch spacing is encoded as both 95 mm and 96 mm in different catalog sources, but both refer to the same standard hole pattern. Measure between the centers of your existing holes to confirm the fit.
Oil Rubbed Bronze is a living finish that can shift in character with use and handling. Many buyers consider the gradual change part of the appeal in a traditional setting, but if you need a finish that holds its appearance uniformly, a lacquered or plated finish will be more stable.
Yes. The Edwardian series includes companion knobs and additional pull sizes in Oil Rubbed Bronze, so you can run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within the same design language.
The bar is squared at 5/8 inch wide, so the face sits flat rather than rounding toward you. The 1-1/4 inch projection gives enough clearance to get fingers comfortably behind the grip.
Choose this pull when the hole pattern is already 3-3/4 inches and the room calls for a warm, darkened bronze that settles into the cabinetry rather than standing apart from it.
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