Brushed Brass, Black Cabinet Hardware

Brushed brass, black cabinet hardware: Richelieu's Contemporary line in a metal two-tone

Four pulls, item numbers 871512816190 through 871551216190, plus a matching knob (87153016190), make up Richelieu's Contemporary run in this two-tone. Zamak construction keeps the pieces light despite the two-material look: a brushed brass line traced against a black body rather than one uniform plated shade covering the whole pull.

Where the eye lands on a slab door

Solid color tends to vanish against a black slab front, but a brass edge traced the full span of an otherwise black pull throws off an outline that reads clearly across a room. Black still handles the bulk of what a hand actually sees up close; the brass shows up mainly as trim, never as a full plate demanding attention on its own.

Four lengths, one build

The pull numbering climbs shortest to longest across the four item numbers, and every one shares the same zamak body and brass-edge treatment no matter the size, so item 871512816190 on a drawer and item 871551216190 on a wider door still pass as one family once mounted. Confirming which SKU maps to which spacing before checkout keeps a mixed-size order from arriving with pieces that don't actually line up on install day. Richelieu doesn't publish a matching hinge in this exact treatment, so a full cabinet door typically pairs these pulls with plain black or brass hinges bought separately.

Weight and feel compared to solid metal

Zamak runs lighter than solid brass or steel at the same size, a detail that matters most on the longer 871551216190 pull, where a heavier material would pull noticeably at the mounting screws over years of daily use.

Single-tone alternatives

Skipping the brass accent entirely, black cabinet hardware covers the darker half on its own; leaning the opposite way, brass cabinet hardware drops the black for a fully warm metal instead.