Forme Recessed Cabinet and Closet Pulls in Antique Brass Finish by Marella

The Forme pull sits into the drawer or door front, with a rectangular rim surrounding the recessed grip. The antique brass finish defines the edge while keeping the handle close to the furniture surface. Medium and large options have different mounting centers and recess depths; both require a prepared cutout.

“I would check the thickness of the door and the depth of the existing recess before choosing this pull; a flush profile depends on the space behind the face as much as the size seen from the front.”
-Mrs. Mayfair

Product Details

• Material: Zamak zinc alloy.
• Dimensions: Medium: approx. 3.54 in. overall length × 1.22 in. W; mounting centers 2.95 in.; recess depth 15/32 in. Large: approx. 5.63 in. overall length × 1.57 in. W; mounting centers 5.04 in.; recess depth 35/64 in.
• Included: One selected knob or pull with mounting screws.
• Design & Use: Recessed rectangular grip with a raised perimeter; antique brass finish. Confirm the cutout, panel thickness, mounting centers and recess depth before installation.
• Fit: Confirm the mounting centers, panel thickness and screw length before fitting. Overall length and hole spacing are different measurements.
• Photography: Group photographs illustrate the available options; the purchase includes one selected item. Styled furniture and other accessories are separate.
• Maker: Marella, Italy.

Curated by Forge Hardware Studio.

Care & Ownership

Dust with a soft, dry cloth. Remove fingerprints or marks with a barely damp cloth and a little mild soap, then wipe clean and dry immediately. Keep moisture off surrounding wood and paint. Do not use brass polish, abrasive pads, acidic cleaners or harsh solvents on the decorative finish. Periodically check that the mounting screws remain snug without overtightening.

Maker / Heritage

Roberto Marella founded the family company in 1989, passing his interest in decorative hardware to his sons Daniele and Sergio. Made in Italy, the classic collections draw on distinct traditions, including the geometry of Art Deco and the simpler forms of Arte Povera. The same modeled outline can take on a different character through its metal finish, allowing a period-inspired detail to feel at home beside both older furniture and new cabinetry. That attention to small, familiar forms gives the hardware its lasting appeal.