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This Studio 917 Cornerstone pull is a contemporary arch-profile cabinet pull that mounts on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers, a spacing that suits a wide range of mid-scale drawer fronts and upper cabinet doors.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center is one of the most versatile spacings in the cabinet hardware catalog. It spans wide enough to give a confident grip on a mid-depth drawer without overcrowding the front, and it sits comfortably on a standard upper door without pushing toward the frame. Replacing existing hardware drilled to 128 mm is a direct swap: same hole pattern, no filling or redrilling. For new work, this spacing gives a designer room to scale hardware proportionally across a kitchen that mixes smaller drawer banks with full-height door columns.
The arch shape is what separates this pull from a straight bar. Where a flat bar reads as a line, the arch reads as a slight rise, which introduces a handcrafted or furniture-like quality without moving into an ornate or traditional register. It remains a contemporary piece: the profile is clean, the section is a narrow 3/8 inch, and the geometry is geometric rather than decorative. The Brushed Satin Nickel finish carries a fine directional texture that softens the sheen and keeps the pull from picking up glare under kitchen task lighting. The substrate is zinc, which is the standard material for this quality tier of cabinet hardware.
Cabinet shops and designers building out contemporary or transitional kitchens reach for this spacing when the drawer stack is mid-width and the upper doors are standard height. Homeowners replacing a full kitchen's hardware find that 128 mm is already in the wall more often than not, making this a renovation-friendly choice. Contractors running a spec build or a remodel where hardware needs to coordinate across multiple rooms will find companion pieces in the Cornerstone series that carry the same arch form and Brushed Satin Nickel finish, so the knobs on doors and the pulls on drawers match without requiring a second brand.
The pull measures 6 inches end to end, but the mounting holes are spaced 5-1/16 inches apart. The hole spacing is what you match to your existing drilling or your template; the overall length tells you how much of the front face the pull covers.
The projection is 1-3/16 inches, measured from the door face to the back of the arch at its highest point. That gives enough room for a comfortable four-finger grip.
No. The arch rises gradually from the posts, so the grip point at the center is at full projection and the hand seats naturally. Many people find the curve easier to locate by feel than a uniform bar.
Within the Cornerstone series, companion pieces share the same finish name and manufacturing process. Across brands, Brushed Satin Nickel finishes vary, and a visual match is not guaranteed.
The 128 mm Cornerstone arch pull hits the spacing that fits where knobs are too small and long appliance-scale pulls are too much, making it the practical choice for the majority of doors and drawers in a contemporary kitchen.
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