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This Tableau pull from the Atlas Homewares collection is a transitional bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounting on 2-1/2 inch (64 mm) centers.
The 2-1/2 inch center-to-center is a standard cabinet drilling that shows up across upper doors, spice drawers, and narrow base cabinets. If the existing holes in a renovation project are already drilled to this spacing, this pull drops onto them without modification. For new installs it is a straightforward two-hole pattern, and at this center-to-center distance the overall length stays compact enough that the hardware does not crowd the front even on a narrow opening. The squared bar section reinforces the tight geometry rather than fighting it.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Polished Nickel, a bright mirror-quality surface that reads as a cool silver tone under both natural and artificial light. Unlike a brushed or satin finish, the polished surface picks up highlights along the flat face of the bar, which makes the hardware visible as a design element rather than something that recedes into the cabinetry. Polished Nickel coordinates cleanly with chrome plumbing fixtures and stainless appliances without being the same finish, a useful distinction in a kitchen where the metals need to relate without repeating.
This pull suits transitional kitchens, baths, and built-ins where the hardware program is silver-toned and the fronts are slab, shaker, or any flat profile. The 64 mm center-to-center is a renovation-friendly dimension: it is common enough that many existing door and drawer banks are already drilled to it. Designers specifying upper cabinets, spice drawers, or vanity doors in a transitional room will find this a practical complement to a longer Tableau pull on the wider base drawers below, keeping the series consistent across scales. Cabinet shops fitting out a transitional kitchen in polished nickel can run this across the narrow openings and step up to a longer center-to-center on the drawer banks.
Yes. It appears on many upper cabinet doors, narrow drawers, and vanity fronts across a wide range of cabinet lines, and is one of the standard drilling dimensions in the industry.
The projection is 13/16 inch (21 mm), so the grip sits just under an inch off the face of the front. It is a notably low-profile pull for a bar style.
Polished Nickel and chrome are both bright silver-toned finishes but are not the same. They coordinate well in most kitchens and baths without being an exact match, and many designers intentionally mix them. A cross-brand match cannot be guaranteed.
The Tableau collection spans multiple center-to-center sizes in the same design language and finish, so using this pull on narrow openings alongside a longer Tableau pull on wider fronts is a straightforward coordination.
Choose this pull when the project calls for a squared polished nickel bar at the standard 64 mm spacing, and the hardware program needs to hold together from the narrowest drawer to the widest front.
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