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This Studio 917 Heritage Series cup pull is a shell-form drawer pull that mounts on 3 inch (76 mm) centers in a Matte Black finish, sized for the narrower drawer banks and door fronts where a longer pull would crowd the face.
The 3 inch center-to-center is the go-to spacing on narrow drawers: spice drawers, utility drawers, and the smaller banks flanking a range or a sink. At that scale a longer pull would hang past the edge or crowd the adjacent hardware, but a cup pull at 3 inches sits cleanly in the center of the front without reaching for the corners. The cup form is gripped by reaching underneath the shell, which is the natural motion on a drawer that opens toward you. It is directional hardware, meant for horizontal use on a drawer face rather than on a door, and the shell must be oriented so the opening faces down.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Matte Black. The matte surface absorbs light rather than reflecting it, which keeps the hardware quiet on the face of the cabinet and consistent across the length of a drawer bank regardless of where the light source falls. On painted cabinetry in white, cream, or gray, Matte Black delivers a graphic contrast. On darker or ebonized fronts it integrates instead, letting the profile of the cup read as shadow and texture. Zinc is the dominant material in this category, and the cast shell gives the cup its characteristic solid feel in the hand.
This pull is the right choice for a traditional or transitional kitchen where the drawer hardware is black, the hole spacing is already 3 inches, or the fronts are narrow enough that a 3-3/4 inch pull would be too long. It suits a replacement job where existing holes are drilled to 76 mm and re-drilling is not on the table. Cabinet shops building traditional frameless or face-frame kitchens will find the Heritage series gives them a coordinated knob-and-pull program in the same design language, so doors and drawers stay consistent without mixing collections. Designers specifying black hardware across a kitchen can run this pull on the narrow bank while stepping up to a longer Heritage pull on wider drawers, keeping the finish and series continuous.
The center-to-center is 3 inches (76 mm), which is the distance between your two mounting holes and the number to match to existing hardware. The overall length is 3-7/8 inches (98 mm), which is how wide the pull looks on the face of the drawer. Drilling to 3 inches is correct; the extra 7/8 inch is shell that overhangs the holes.
A cup pull is designed to be gripped from underneath, which works naturally on a drawer that opens horizontally toward you. On a door it is less intuitive, and the shell must still be oriented opening-down to function as intended. Most traditional installations pair cup pulls on drawers with knobs on doors from the same series.
A matte finish is more forgiving than a polished one. Fingerprints and smudges are less visible on a flat, low-sheen surface, which is one reason Matte Black is a practical choice on drawer hardware that gets daily use.
The Heritage collection includes additional pulls and coordinating hardware in the same design language and finish, so knobs on doors and pulls on drawers can share the same series.
Choose this cup pull when the drawer is too narrow for a longer bar and the hardware program calls for traditional form in Matte Black.
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