Hardware

Thicker pulls make a bigger impact.

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These brass pulls on creamy paint are good. Like the combo and contrast of door and very simple and spare drawer knobs. It is not as strongly modern, but knobs also draws attention to the beautiful inset lines of the cabinetry work.

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Really large, might be a bit too long for the short upper cabs, but I like the drama of having them all on the large side.

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Simple straight pulls. Light metal.

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Not a strong like, but the color of these pulls against the lighter color of the painted cabinets is good, and these have more heft and presence than the thin pulls.

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Are these pulls pewter? I like the heft.

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Long narrow pulls on everything, these ones, dark. Looks streamlined and right for a modern home.

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Several length bar pulls, but still an investment.

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Wide bar pulls

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The size of these handles is great though I don’t think we want to have this particular bar style because the ends will catch on clothes. This size bar is very expensive.

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These heavy looking pulls are by Richelieu. The small chunky pulls on some of the drawers are only made in brushed nickel but the larger sizes do come in bronze. Bronze is more expensive, by half, but in the $8 range. The really big long handles in both finishes can be as high as in the $40 range. We can have a mix with the majority of the pulls being shorter. The brushed nickel is around $5 per 8” pull.

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