Kitchen

Reply to: @Ash M, one pull, but it needs to be much bigger. The general "rule" is that the pull should be 1/3 the width of the drawer. I used 3 different sizes in my kitchen. My largest drawer is 42" and I used a 12" pull for those. My smallest drawer is 20" and those got a 7- 9/16" pull, as did my 24" drawers.

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Reply to: Maybe this backsplash would look good.

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Reply to: nnigrt, that's a good analogy. Not trying to stray from the original post, but this is also how I feel with natural stone tile against a quartz with veining. Ceramic seemed like another good option, something with some iridescence to break up the white and white. https://www.houzz.com/photos/serene-family-home-transitional-vancouver-phvw-vp~7805129 https://www.houzz.com/products/mother-of-pearl-white-mini-brick-mosaic-tile-prvw-vr~20034764

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Reply to: I think this is neat:

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Reply to: I finished my remodel last year and went with TM for countertops and backsplash; white dove cabinets, trim and walls; dark floors (Brazilian cherry stained ebony); a walnut color on the island and gold/bronze hardware. The wonderful people here cautioned me about my pulls but I was already in love! I can honestly say after a year, not one pull has grabbed me! I am short so maybe I don't line up in the right place. lol

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