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This Top Knobs Ellis pull mounts on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers, a spacing that suits the wider drawers and taller cabinet doors found in base cabinets, islands, and pantry columns. It is a transitional bar pull finished in Honey Bronze, designed to work across a full Ellis collection kitchen.
The 160 mm center-to-center spacing sits between the common 128 mm pull and the larger 192 mm one, and it fills a specific gap: wide base drawers that would look underladen with a 5 inch pull but do not need the reach of a 7 inch one. A 36 inch base cabinet typically carries three or four drawers of varying width, and this spacing handles the mid-width and wider drawers without overpowering them. It also suits a tall upper door or a pantry front where the pull needs to feel proportional to the front's height rather than its width. If you are matching existing holes drilled to 160 mm, this pull drops onto that pattern directly.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Honey Bronze. The name describes the finish accurately: it reads as a warm bronze with amber and brown undertones rather than a straight dark bronze or a gold tone. Under kitchen light it picks up warmth from the amber layer while the bronze depth keeps it grounded. That combination sits comfortably next to natural wood cabinetry, warm white paint, and the greige tones that dominate transitional kitchens. The slim 5/16 inch bar width keeps the profile refined rather than chunky, so the finish is what reads from across the room, not the mass of the hardware.
This is a strong choice for a transitional kitchen, bath, or built-in where the hardware needs warmth without committing to a traditional oil-rubbed bronze or a bright polished brass. Designers specifying a full Ellis collection run can carry this pull on wider drawers and pair it with the Ellis knob on doors, keeping the design language consistent across the entire room. Cabinet shops installing a complete kitchen in a transitional style will find the 160 mm spacing covers the mid-to-wide drawer range cleanly. For a homeowner replacing hardware on a reface or a refresh, the 6-5/16 inch center-to-center is a common drill pattern on cabinetry from the past two decades, so this pull is often a direct swap.
Honey Bronze is a warm-toned finish, while stainless reads cool and silver. They can work together in a transitional kitchen where mixing metals is intentional, but they do not read as a match. If your appliances are the visual anchor, a cooler metal in the same bronze family may coordinate more closely.
Yes. 6-5/16 inches converts to 160 mm, and they are the same standard spacing. If your existing holes measure 160 mm between centers, this pull fits them.
Yes. The Ellis collection includes companion knobs and pulls in Honey Bronze, which is exactly how the series is intended to be used: pulls on drawers, knobs on doors, all from the same collection and finish.
The pull measures 6-13/16 inches (173 mm) end to end. The holes are spaced 6-5/16 inches (160 mm) apart, center to center. The overall length is slightly longer than the hole spacing on every bar pull, so use the 160 mm figure when drilling or matching existing holes, not the overall length.
When the drawer bank runs wide and the hardware needs to hold proportion, this Ellis pull in Honey Bronze delivers the spacing, the warmth, and the refined bar profile to keep the cabinetry looking intentional from every angle.
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