Leather Bin Pull - The Morrison

This all-leather bin pull is perfect for tidy drawer faces. The shape of our bin pull mimics the look of vintage metal cup pulls, but it's made with sturdy leather, warm to the touch and soft on impact.  New labeling service now available!  Like Portland's Morrison bridge, our bin pull is a clever feat of industrial design, utilizing hefty American-sourced equestrian leather for  opening even the heaviest of drawers. MATERIALS:  Hand-dyed American vegetable-tanned leather  Nickel, Brass, or Black mounting hardware   DIMENSIONS (as installed):  4” (10.1 cm) wide x 1.5” (3.8 cm) tall. Projection 0.875" (2.2 cm). Printable Stylesheet here.  Ask us about Custom Sizing! INCLUDES: Each order comes with 1 handle, mounting hardware (4 sets), and installation instructions.   INSTALLATION: Fits door, drawer, and cabinet faces from 0.5" (12.7mm) to 1.5" (38.1mm) thick, with multiple included back screw lengths. Back screws available for thicker doors upon request. Installs with a standard screwdriver.  Watch an installation video on our Vimeo channel: https://vimeo.com/walnutstudiolo/drawerpulls About the Walnut Studiolo Leather Drawer Pull Collection:  Architectural Beauty: Original designs by former Architecture Principal Geoffrey Franklin, Walnut Studiolo's collection of leather drawer pulls combines minimalist modern design with old-fashioned natural materials.  Sustainable American Story: Behind their good looks, there's a great story. Handcrafted in small batches in the USA from oak-tanned leather and oil dyes, our low-impact environmental values shine through.  High Quality, Durable Materials: Our unique hand-dyed American leather gets better with age, offering a warm and comfortable touch with strong, long-lasting durability. Award-Winning Designs: Chosen by discerning designers for projects big and small, from home IKEA hacks and vintage Airstream remodels to mountain chalets and executive mansions. Honored at the “Best of Portland” awards and editorially featured in Real Simple, House Beautiful, and Interior Design magazines.  PHOTOGRAPHY: Credit to Lindsey Rickert Photography, Justin Bailie