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The Studio 917 Skyline pull is a contemporary arch-profile cabinet pull designed for doors and drawer fronts drilled on 3-3/4 inch (96 mm) centers, one of the most widely used hole patterns in residential cabinetry.
The 96 mm center-to-center is the dominant hole pattern in stock and semi-custom cabinetry, which means this pull is a drop-in replacement for a large portion of existing installations. On a drawer bank with uniform 96 mm holes, swapping out the old hardware requires no new drilling and no template work. That is the practical advantage of specifying to this spacing: the pull lands on holes that are already there. It also means that when a cabinet shop is drilling new fronts, specifying 96 mm keeps the hardware selection wide open rather than locking the project into a custom spacing.
Where a bar pull runs as a straight horizontal line, an arch pull introduces a slight rise over the center of the grip. On a slab or flat-panel front, that curve breaks the geometry in a way that reads as intentional without competing with the cabinetry. The arch is subtle here, not a dramatic bow, and the 5/8 inch width keeps the cross-section narrow enough to stay in the contemporary register. The Matte Black finish is a flat, non-reflective black that holds its tone evenly under kitchen or bath lighting. It does not pick up highlights the way a polished or satin surface does, which suits spaces where the hardware is meant to anchor the palette rather than draw attention.
Cabinet shops running contemporary kitchen programs will find the 96 mm spacing and the Skyline collection's clean arch profile a straightforward specification for drawer banks and upper doors alike. Designers working on renovation projects appreciate the 96 mm center-to-center because it eliminates drilling guesswork on existing carcasses where the old hole pattern is already fixed. Homeowners replacing worn or dated hardware on standard-spec cabinetry can install this pull without any tools beyond a screwdriver. The Matte Black finish coordinates with black faucets, fixtures, and appliance handles that are common in current kitchen programs, and because it belongs to the Skyline series, companion knobs and pulls in the same design language are available for a consistent hardware set across the room.
Center-to-center is the distance between the two mounting holes, 3-3/4 inches (96 mm), and is the measurement that must match your existing holes or your drilling template. Overall length is 4-5/16 inches (110 mm), which is the full end-to-end size of the pull and governs how much space it takes up on the front.
It is subtle. The grip rises slightly at the center relative to the mounting posts, giving it an arched profile without a dramatic curve. On a flat door front it reads as a gentle arc rather than a bold architectural element.
A flat matte surface is more forgiving than a polished one. Oils and marks are less visible on a low-sheen finish, though no finish is entirely fingerprint-proof on hardware that is touched constantly.
Yes. The Skyline collection includes companion pieces in the same design language and Matte Black finish, which is the standard way to run pulls on drawers and knobs on doors within one hardware program.
This pull earns its place in a contemporary hardware program by pairing the most practical hole spacing in the category with an arch form and a flat black finish that suit the way current kitchens and baths are being specified.
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