Belleview

Edgar Berebi Belleview cabinet and appliance pulls

Belleview drops Edgar Berebi's carved motifs for a plain pewter bar: regular cabinet pulls (8388, 8636, 8708), two round knobs (8389, 8393), small appliance pulls (8644, 8949), plus back-to-back appliance pulls (8950, 8951) built for panels needing hardware mounted on opposite sides. One pull, 8387, ships vertical-only, meant to hang rather than run side to side. Nine pieces in all, none of them carved, give a kitchen a single consistent bar shape to plan an entire hardware order around, start to finish.

What separates Belleview from Edgar Berebi's other lines

Most Edgar Berebi collections open with a carved scene; Belleview opens with plain proportion, a bar substantial enough to grip without any surface detail pulling focus. The 8950 and 8951 pulls solve one narrow problem: panel-front refrigerators and dishwashers needing hardware to show correctly on the outer and inner faces of one door.

Sizing cabinet and appliance pulls independently

Cabinet pulls and small appliance pulls carry different lengths here, so measure each door or panel individually; don't assume one size covers both jobs. The vertical-only pull, 8387, needs clearance overhead to hang properly, and mounting it sideways defeats its design entirely. Anyone matching new hardware to holes drilled decades ago should measure the cabinet itself rather than trust memory of the old spacing, since builders rarely used identical spacing from one kitchen to the next.

• Confirm existing hole spacing at the cabinet before any replacement order.
• Choose 8950 or 8951 only where hardware needs to show through both panel faces.
• Pair a Belleview knob with the pull run for drawers taking a single mounting point.

Related Edgar Berebi hardware

Looking for a carved option cast in matching pewter? See Toulouse, or check the coordinating switch plates made for the same walls and door style.