ON the longer drawers I like the pull in the bottom picture. For the smaller drawers I prefer the knob also in the bottom picture that is on the right. I'm not that knob knowledgeable so take my input lightly!

I agree with remodelfla 100%

Those would all look good, but I'm really drawn to the flower pull as it has the same vintage-y look of the fabrics.

I'm so intrigued by that little peek of your granite! Your kitchen is going to be lovely!

I vote for the bottom knob in the top picture. It has a bold simplicity that goes really well with the inset cabinets.

I like your bottom pull in the second to bottom picture too, but I'm not so sure how well these two work together.

I also agree with remodelfla.

I like the bottom pull and the knob above it on the left. I'm not a fan of the flower knob but love your fabrics.

Okay this is not going to help! I like the flower knob a lot; it's a nice reference to the design elements (which I love, BTW!). BUT - I don't like the flower knobs with either of the pulls - it would be too fussy. How many of each will you have? (knobs vs pulls).

I know you mentioned metal - have you thought about glass knobs? (the one on the left)

{{!gwi}}If you want to stick to your choices, then I would go for the bottom pull with the knob that's at the bottom right of the top photo.

Decisions, decisions!

Eliz

Thanks all. I love the fabric too. It is the blue thing on the left. The other on the right is actually the rug in my dining room--not a fabric! The granite is Costa Esmerelda.

I am still not sure. Tonight, I found some round knobs at HD that match that pull very well. I have always thought I just wanted knobs, so I really have to think about this--do I want pulls in the kitchen. I do think they would be helpful with the bigger drawers. I am convinced that I will use the pulls somewhere--but I think it will more likely be in my mudroom. We'll see, though.

I do have one part of my kitchen that is kind of a "hutch." It is still white, but has a plate rack and glass doors and beadboard backsplash. I may do different hardware on it. I was thinking all knobs everywhere else and then possibly drop pulls on the doors on the hutch and bale pulls (right spelling--right term?) on the drawers.

Elizpiz, where are those from? I would like to do glass knobs in my master bath and in a little area outside my master bath where we have some built in cabinetry (kind of a pre-closet). Those are pretty.

I kind of like the flower knob too, but two things: it is a little cutesy (even for me, who likes cutesy)--I could see tiring of it and it seems cheapy. It is not solid. So, I think it is out.

I do really like those pulls. The first time I saw them, I thought they were more Tuscan, but now I am saying Georgian (which is kind of the style of my house). They are more of an antique pewter with some black. I did find a knob that seems to match them very well. Like I said earlier, I may use them in my mudroom. If I used them in kitchen, I would want to find something else for mudroom (walnut travertine tile with white tongue and groove beadboard and a bright turquoise-y blue called Spa by SW--and an Anne Selke fabric from Calico in blue/green/brown). There will be a faucet in mudroom that is stainless. There is one really deep drawer in the mudroom (a file drawer). Anyway, I'm off on a tangent...

Ah, tangents...where we all end up in a kitchen reno!

Kelleg, they're from Lee Valley Tools. They have a nice assortment of different types of glass knobs; I've put the link below.

If you're worried about getting tired of the flower and the flimsiness, you're right to eliminate it. It would be nice to treat the hutch hardware a little differently.

That pull is nice!

Eliz

Here is a link that might be useful: Lee Valley Tools

Kelleg, I don't care what you call 'em, but since you asked, it's "bail", as in the swinging handle on a bucket or kettle, and yes, that's a term in common use for a swinging pull.

That's an excellent way of setting your hutch apart, and making it look more like cabinetry, but does yours have an escutcheon? They're going to ding up your pretty white paint something fierce without them.

I like the bottom pull and the flower knob. The flowers are a little daring, but would be easy to change if you got sick of them later. They would add some character. I think you should consider using "some" pulls. It seems to balance things out from my view.

I love all the opinions. Keep 'em coming. Pllog, thanks for the help. I saw that it was bail last night when I was looking at hardware. What is an escutcheon? Do you add it?