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This Studio 917 Cornerstone bow pull is a contemporary cabinet pull for doors and drawer fronts, designed around the 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) center-to-center spacing that appears on more existing cabinets than any other hole pattern in residential kitchens and baths.
The 3-3/4 inch center-to-center is the dominant hole pattern in stock and semi-custom cabinetry. If you are refreshing an existing kitchen by swapping out the hardware, there is a strong chance this pull drops onto the holes already in the doors and drawers without picking up a drill. That is the practical advantage of specifying to a standard spacing: the job stays a hardware swap, not a door replacement. For new construction, drilling to 96 mm keeps future hardware options wide open.
The arch form separates this pull from the bar pulls that dominate the category at this spacing. Where a bar pull runs as a flat horizontal line, the bow curves up from each post and creates a slight lift in the silhouette. On a flat slab or shaker front that curve is the only thing moving, so it reads as a detail rather than a stripe.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Matte Black. The matte surface avoids the reflective play of a polished finish, which keeps the hardware visually calm under kitchen task lighting and directional pendants. Matte Black holds its contrast against light-colored fronts and recedes against darker ones, giving the same pull a different visual weight depending on where it lands in the room. The 3/8 inch grip width keeps the arch section slender, so the bow reads as a line rather than a mass.
This pull is a practical fit for a contemporary or transitional kitchen, bathroom vanity, or furniture piece where the hardware program is matte black and the cabinetry runs flat fronts. It is also the right choice for a remodel where the existing hole pattern is 96 mm and the goal is to land new hardware without any carpentry work. Cabinet shops and contractors specifying a full run of doors and drawers in a single project will find this spacing reduces layout time, since it covers the widest range of standard drawer and door widths without needing a second drill pattern. The Cornerstone collection includes companion pieces in the same design language, so mixing knobs on doors with pulls on drawers within one kitchen stays within a single series.
It is a bow pull, meaning the grip arches upward from both posts. A bar pull runs straight across; this one curves.
Measure from the center of one mounting hole to the center of the other. If that measurement is 3-3/4 inches, this pull mounts without any additional drilling.
Matte surfaces show fewer marks than polished ones and tend to wipe clean easily.
The Cornerstone collection includes matching pieces in the same series. Check the Cornerstone line for coordinating knobs and other pulls.
Choose this pull when the project calls for 96 mm centers and the hardware should offer something other than a straight bar in matte black.
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