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This Top Knobs Lawrence pull is a transitional bar pull for cabinet drawer fronts and doors, mounting on 7-9/16 inch (192 mm) centers in an Ash Gray finish.
The 192 mm center-to-center is a wide-format spacing. It belongs on drawer banks wider than 18 inches, on full-height pantry doors, on appliance-adjacent cabinetry where a shorter pull would look undersized, and on islands where the fronts have room for hardware with real visual length. At this scale the pull stops reading as an accent and starts reading as part of the door's geometry. Designers who use the one-third proportion as a rough guide tend to land here for fronts in the 21 to 26 inch range, though that is practice rather than a requirement.
The Lawrence pull is cast in zinc and finished in Ash Gray. The finish is a cool, low-saturation gray with a soft sheen, positioned in the Silver Tone family. It sits between a warm greige and a true neutral gray, which makes it a natural pairing for painted fronts in whites, off-whites, and greens as well as for natural wood species where a warmer metal would compete with the grain. Unlike a polished silver or brushed nickel, Ash Gray does not introduce a strong highlight, so the bar recedes into the door plane rather than drawing the eye along the room.
This pull is well suited to transitional kitchens and bathrooms where the hardware palette runs cool and the fronts are flat or lightly profiled. Cabinet shops specifying a full kitchen will find the 192 mm spacing occupies the wide-drawer and tall-door positions in a hardware program that steps up from smaller center-to-center values on narrower fronts. Designers working on white or light-painted shaker kitchens can use Ash Gray to keep the hardware from competing with other metals in the room. Because the Lawrence belongs to the Coddington collection, the same series carries knobs for door fronts and smaller pulls for narrower drawers, so a complete hardware set can be drawn from one family.
The center-to-center spacing is the only structural difference. The bar profile, finish, projection, and series are the same. The 192 mm spacing is intended for wider fronts where a 128 mm or 160 mm pull would look proportionally short.
It reads as a cool, muted gray. It belongs to the Silver Tone color family rather than a bronze or gold family, and it carries none of the warmth a champagne or brushed brass finish would introduce.
Yes. The Coddington collection includes companion knobs in the same design language and finish, which is the standard way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within one series.
1-3/8 inches (35 mm) from the door face to the back of the grip.
Choose this pull when the front is wide enough to carry 192 mm of hardware and the finish should read as a quiet cool gray rather than a bright metal accent.
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