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The Studio 917 Heritage pull is a traditional arch-form cabinet pull that mounts on 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) centers, the spacing found on more drawer banks and door fronts than any other in residential cabinetry.
An arch pull occupies a different visual register than a bar pull. The curved bridge rising above the door face adds relief where a bar pull would read as a flat line, and that relief is the point in a traditional or transitional kitchen where the cabinetry has its own shaping. The Heritage series frames this form in a clean, restrained way: there is enough curve to read as traditional without the ornamentation that would push it toward period reproduction. On a shaker door or a raised-panel drawer front, that balance tends to hold across a full kitchen run without growing heavy.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Matte Black. A matte surface reads differently than a polished one at this scale: it absorbs ambient light rather than reflecting it, so the arch silhouette stays legible without producing the bright highlights that a polished finish would pick up along the curve. Against a white or cream painted front the contrast is clean and immediate. Against a dark front the pull settles into the surface rather than pulling attention toward itself, which lets the door profile do more of the work.
The 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) center-to-center dimension makes this pull a direct swap for the majority of existing residential cabinet hardware drilled to that spacing. It is a practical choice for a kitchen refresh where new hardware needs to land on the current holes, and a reliable starting point for a new build where 96 mm is the specified drilling standard. The traditional arch profile suits painted or wood-stained cabinetry in kitchens, bathrooms, and utility rooms where the hardware program calls for a curved form in black. Cabinet shops specifying an entire run and homeowners updating a single drawer bank both reach for this spacing for the same reason: it is the one most likely to already be there.
Most people find the arch comfortable. The curve lifts the grip away from the door face at the center point, and the 1-1/8 inch projection gives adequate clearance for fingers. Grip preference is personal, but this is a standard finger-pull size.
Matte Black is a common finish name across many manufacturers, but the exact sheen and tone varies between brands and series. For a consistent look across a full kitchen, stay within the Heritage collection rather than mixing brands.
Yes. An arch pull at this size works on cabinet doors and drawer fronts. It is surface-mounted through two holes at 96 mm centers on either application.
The Heritage series includes matching hardware pieces in the same design language and finish, so doors and drawers can carry coordinated knobs and pulls from one collection.
This pull is the right reach when the project calls for a curved, traditional grip in Matte Black that drops onto the 96 mm hole pattern already in most residential cabinetry.
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