Brushed Golden Brass with Black Wood Cabinet Hardware

Cabinet hardware in brushed golden brass with black wood: five Fuse sizes

Fuse's WB-BGB run starts at B076620WB-BGB, a pull measuring 5-1/16 inches, and tops out at B079355WB-BGB, an appliance pull reaching 18 inches; B076617WB-BGB, a square knob sized at 1-7/16 inches, covers doors between those extremes. Every piece pairs the same warm-toned metal frame with a strip of black wood set into the center rather than layered above it.

Why the insert sits flush, not stacked

Belwith-Keeler channels the wood into a groove cut through the metal body during assembly, so fingers running along the pull find one continuous surface where a seam might otherwise sit. That construction detail rarely photographs clearly, yet a hand notices it instantly the moment the pull is actually gripped. Two pull sizes plus the appliance length mean a kitchen almost never has to leave the Fuse line to fill an odd drawer, and the matching square knob keeps a kitchen's doors visually tied to whatever pull length gets mounted on the drawers underneath.

Reading black wood against black accents

A kitchen already carrying black elsewhere, window frames, a faucet, open shelving brackets, gains a second material in that same color rather than yet more matte-black metal repeating itself. Wood grain, even stained this dark, still shifts under changing light the way painted metal never does, and that's the real argument for picking Fuse over an all-metal black-and-brass alternative.

Comparing the metal alone

Dropping the wood insert entirely lands at gold cabinet hardware, the closest match to Fuse's brass tone by itself. For the black side of this pairing without any brass at all, black cabinet hardware covers that half on its own, without any brass trim mixed into the piece, a cleaner fit for cabinetry that's gone fully matte black everywhere else, hinges included.