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This Top Knobs Ellis pull is a transitional cabinet pull for drawer fronts and cabinet doors that call for hardware at a larger scale, mounting on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers.
The 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) center-to-center spacing is the dimension that drives the placement decision here. That spacing suits wide base drawers, deep pot-and-pan drawers, and tall pantry or refrigerator panel fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized against the expanse of the door. At 8-1/16 inches end to end, the pull occupies enough of the front to read as a deliberate element rather than a detail. It is the kind of scale that reads well on furniture-style cabinetry and on kitchen islands, where the hardware is visible from across the room.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Chrome. Chrome at this level of polish behaves like a mirror: it picks up the room, the lighting, and the cabinetry around it, which makes it a coordinating choice rather than a neutral one. Against white or light-painted fronts it reads crisp and graphic. Against darker cabinetry it delivers contrast. The slim 5/16 inch bar keeps the profile from competing with the front it sits on, so the finish is what the eye notices first rather than the mass of the pull. Polished surfaces show marks more readily than brushed finishes and wipe clean just as easily.
Cabinet shops building transitional kitchens reach for this pull when the program needs a bar that works equally well alongside brushed nickel faucets and polished chrome appliance trims. Designers specifying a full kitchen hardware package use the Ellis collection to mix pull lengths across drawer banks while keeping the finish and profile consistent from the smallest spice drawer to the widest base. Homeowners replacing existing hardware drilled at 192 mm centers will find this a direct fit without any new drilling. The transitional design language keeps it out of trouble in both classic raised-panel and modern flat-front kitchens.
The center-to-center distance, 7-9/16 inches (192 mm), is the measurement between the centers of the two mounting holes and is what you match to existing hardware or to your drilling template. The overall length, 8-1/16 inches (205 mm), is the end-to-end size of the pull and determines how it looks against the front.
Polished Chrome and brushed or satin nickel are related finishes in the silver tone family, but they are distinct looks. Chrome is brighter and more reflective; satin nickel is softer and lower sheen. Whether they coordinate is a design decision, not a guaranteed match. Staying within the Ellis series in a single finish is the reliable way to keep hardware consistent across the kitchen.
Yes. The Ellis collection includes companion knobs in the same series and finish, which is the standard way to pair door knobs with drawer pulls across a kitchen without mixing design languages.
At 7-9/16 inch centers it is a large pull that suits wider vanity drawers and double-sink vanity doors. For a narrower bathroom vanity drawer, a shorter center-to-center spacing in the Ellis collection may be a better fit for the front size.
When the drawer is wide enough to need it, this pull delivers the right center-to-center spacing, a slim profile in Polished Chrome, and the Ellis collection's transitional vocabulary, all in one piece.
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