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Reply to: My rule of thumb is that pulls look best when they are about 1/3 the width of the drawer. On your island, use either 7" or 8" pulls on the 21" & 24" drawers and use 10" on the pot drawers and the pull-down drawer under the sink. Knobs on the doors is a good choice for a traditional or transitional kitchen. If you are going more contemporary, then you could use pulls on the doors as well. As far as inches vs mm, you can divide mm by 25.4 to get inches. Or use a conversion chart available on web. Or just call Amerock and ask them. Hope this helps.

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Reply to: Here's what we ended up doing

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Reply to: I don't think the warmth is coming from the thinset as when I look at the thinset in the container, it looks like pure white and not tan. I am leaning towards choosing the French Linen now because then it won't be trying to blend all these different white colors. Below is actually Foggy Morning, but it's similar to French Linen. It was on my list when I was looking at samples, but the white subway tile concept and idea was something I was being stubborn about.

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Reply to: This is a slab of Calacatta Sottile.

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Reply to: @ Elizabeth Thorp I would suggest Statuary Classique. I have it in my kitchen and love the cool grey and blue tones of the veining. It matches my candle too lol! My kitchen backsplash is herringbone marble tiles. individually laid out, not on a mesh.

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