Richelieu Hardware Prevost Collection

Prevost is designed for transitional and lightly contemporary kitchens and baths where the millwork does the styling work. Its thin, plain handle with squared-off ends and short straight posts keeps a low profile so the hardware recedes into the cabinet face rather than acting as a focal point. It is not a natural fit for fully traditional or ornate cabinetry, where a more decorated pull would be expected.

Prevost pulls span standard kitchen center-to-center spacings from 76 mm through 160 mm. The companion round knob measures near 35 mm in diameter and is intended for doors and upper cabinets. Because every piece in the line shares the same restrained, low-profile body, knobs and pulls can be mixed across doors and drawers without a visible shift in design language.

Both Prevost and Lincoln are bridge families from Richelieu — designed to suit cabinetry that falls between period and fully modern — but Prevost is specifically identified by a slim bar pull with squared-off ends paired with a small round knob, keeping an especially plain, receding line. Lincoln is Richelieu's related option for shoppers who want a similar transitional character but prefer a different silhouette or profile. Comparing the two side by side on the Richelieu brand page is useful when the final cabinet style is still being determined.

Existing hole spacing must be verified before ordering, so replacement hardware drops onto the current bores without requiring new drilling. For wide drawers, a longer center-to-center measurement is advisable — a narrow pull can look visually lost on a very wide drawer front — while the shorter centers work well on standard cabinet banks. Matching finish warmth to the cabinetry is also a practical consideration: brushed oil-rubbed bronze and antique English read warm against stained or glazed wood, while brighter tones suit a cooler painted scheme.