Berenson Contemporary Advantage Five Collection cabinet hardware
The Berenson Contemporary Advantage Five Collection is a focused knob-and-pull group built around a twisted-arch pull and a narrow round knob. This line is one of Berenson's numbered Contemporary Advantage families, each carrying its own signature form rather than a shared house profile.
What identifies the Advantage Five look
The defining piece is a twisted-arch pull: the handle takes a subtle quarter-turn along its length so it catches light differently from a flat bar. It pairs with a slim narrow round knob that keeps the same restrained scale. Pulls come in 96mm and 128mm centers, the two most common contemporary drawer spacings. Four finishes carry the line: matte black, polished chrome, brushed nickel, and champagne, spanning dark, bright, and warm rooms with a small, manageable palette. The twist is the trait that separates Advantage Five from the plainer numbered lines in the series.
Buying considerations
This line fits contemporary and transitional kitchens that want a pull with a little movement rather than a plain straight bar. The twisted profile reads as a quiet detail up close while still grouping cleanly across a drawer run. Use the narrow round knob on doors and the twisted-arch pull on drawers, or run pulls throughout for a stricter look. Polished chrome and brushed nickel stay neutral against most counters; champagne warms wood cabinets; matte black sharpens contrast on pale fronts. Confirm whether existing drawers are bored at 96mm or 128mm before ordering so the run stays aligned, since the twisted form makes any misalignment more visible than a flat bar would.
Related Berenson collections
Browse the full Berenson brand page, or compare the Contemporary Advantage One and Three lines for other forms in the series.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the Berenson Contemporary Advantage Five pull different from a standard bar pull?
The Advantage Five pull has a twisted-arch profile — the handle takes a subtle quarter-turn along its length, which causes it to catch light differently than a flat bar. This twist is the specific trait that distinguishes it from the plainer numbered lines in the Contemporary Advantage series. The movement reads as a quiet detail up close but still groups cleanly across a multi-drawer run.
What center-to-center spacing does the Advantage Five pull come in?
The twisted-arch pull is available in 96mm and 128mm center-to-center spacings, which are the two most common drawer boring dimensions in contemporary cabinetry. Because the twisted form makes misalignment more visually apparent than a flat bar, it is important to confirm which spacing existing drawers are bored at before ordering.
How does the Advantage Five finish palette compare to the broader Contemporary Advantage series?
The Advantage Five line offers four finishes — matte black, polished chrome, brushed nickel, and champagne — a deliberately small, manageable palette that spans dark, bright, and warm rooms. Other numbered lines in the Contemporary Advantage series share a similar restrained approach but carry their own distinct forms rather than a shared house profile, so finish availability can vary by line.
Where is the Advantage Five narrow round knob typically used, and how does it relate to the pull?
The narrow round knob is designed to pair with the twisted-arch pull on the same cabinetry run, with the conventional approach being knobs on doors and pulls on drawers. Both pieces share the same restrained scale, which keeps the pairing visually consistent. Alternatively, pulls can be run throughout for a stricter, uniform look.
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