Artisan Copper Cabinet Hardware

Artisan copper cabinet hardware: six Berebi pull lengths from 3 to 8 inches

Fontainbleau (8397AC) mounts at 3 inches between screw holes, the shortest pull carrying this copper tone; Belleview Small Appliance (8644AC) runs 8, the longest. Between those two sit Westport at 3-1/2 (8879AC), Glendale Court at 5 (8382AC), a second Belleview at 5 (8708AC), and a vertical-only Belleview at 6 (8387AC). Two knob patterns, Portsmouth and Nantucket, round out the roster for buyers who need a door piece instead of a drawer piece.

One pull hangs instead of running side to side

The 8387AC Belleview mounts vertical only, built to hang top to bottom rather than stretch left to right the way its 8708AC sibling does. That orientation fits a stile too tight to clear a horizontal pull's swing, and checking the actual opening before the order ships saves the trouble of drilling new holes to flip it later. Every other pull in this group mounts the standard horizontal way, so 8387AC is the one exception worth flagging on a spec sheet.

Four pull shapes, one copper tone

Fontainbleau, Belleview, Glendale Court, and Westport each cut a different profile into the same finish, some rounded at the grip, some squared off, so the shape decision comes ahead of any decision about color. The copper itself leans toward an aged penny more than bright new copper, held steady across all four regardless of which shape carries it. A Portsmouth or Nantucket knob mounted on a nearby door will still land on that same aged-penny tone, useful for keeping doors and drawers unified.

Warmer or cooler alternatives

Buyers finding the copper too warm against a bright kitchen can weigh bronze cabinet hardware instead, a deeper tone without the reddish cast. For real contrast rather than another warm metal, black cabinet hardware sits at the coolest possible extreme from this copper.