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This Top Knobs Benning pull is a contemporary arch-profile cabinet pull for doors and drawer fronts, mounted on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers and finished in Slate.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center spacing is a standard pattern that shows up on drawer banks, upper cabinet doors, and bathroom vanity fronts across a wide range of cabinet programs. At this spacing, the pull sits proportionally on a mid-width drawer front, wide enough to grip naturally without the overhang of a longer pull. For a replacement project, this is one of the spacings most likely to match what is already drilled, which means the swap often requires no new holes. For a new install, the arch profile at this length works well on fronts from roughly 12 to 18 inches wide, where a bar pull would be purely linear and this one adds a slight lift in the middle.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Slate, a cool, muted gray with a low sheen. Slate sits in the Silver Tone color family but reads softer and less reflective than chrome or polished nickel, which makes it a natural fit for cabinetry programs running gray, greige, or white fronts where bright metal would pull too much attention. The arch profile catches light at its apex rather than along a flat face, so the finish appears slightly warmer at the center of the grip than at the posts. That quality is characteristic of an arch form and is part of what separates it visually from a bar pull in the same finish.
This pull is well matched to a contemporary kitchen or bath that is mixing geometry: flat slab or shaker fronts paired with hardware that introduces a single curved element without going ornate. Designers specifying a gray-toned or monochromatic hardware program will find Slate holds its tone under different lighting conditions without shifting warm or cold. Cabinet shops running mid-size drawer banks where the hole pattern is already at 128mm can treat this as a direct swap candidate. Homeowners replacing dated hardware on a standard 12 to 18 inch drawer front will find both the spacing and the scale are common starting points.
The center-to-center spacing is the mounting dimension and changes the drill pattern. The overall length scales with it. Choose based on the spacing already in your doors or drawers, or the front width you are sizing to.
Slate reads as a cool, muted gray. It sits in the Silver Tone color family and has a low sheen rather than a bright or polished surface.
Yes. The arch sits against the flat face and the curve is in the profile of the grip, not the mounting plate, so it does not conflict with the door's geometry. The contrast between a flat front and a curved grip is a common contemporary pairing.
The Benning collection includes knobs and additional pull sizes in the same design language. Using pulls on drawers and knobs on doors from the same series is the standard coordination approach.
The Slate finish and arch profile make this pull a considered choice for a contemporary hardware program that needs a soft gray metal at a 128mm center-to-center spacing, without reaching for chrome or committing to black.
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