I would think you'd need longer pulls for the wider drawers, unless you're using two. Isn't there some rule of thumb about pull length being one third of drawer width? I think it will look fine using six inch pulls for the 18" drawers and 10 or 12" for the widest. Beautiful choice you picked out.

I have various sized drawers and the pulls i chose came in 4 different sizes. The rule of thumb I found was, the pull should be about 1/3 the width of the drawer. That's what I went with, so got various sizes to match the drawers. I think it will make the drawers easier to use. If you put 2 small pulls on a large drawer, you will most likely have to grab BOTH handles to open the drawer easily. Good luck!

Good info. Had no idea about the rules. Thanks so much!

That's very kind of you to say Badger.

We chose to use the same size pull (10" I think) everywhere. Horizontally on drawers, vertically on doors and one larger bank of 37" drawers got 2 pulls. We liked the consistency of only one size.

The pic shows the larger drawers with 2, the 18" trash pullout with drawer above and the door of the corner cabinet all with the 10" pulls. We like it.

I have nothing helpful to add but just wanted to say thanks to you for asking this question. I am at the same stage. :) Those are beautiful pulls-will you share?

They are amerock candler and I found them at pullsdirect.com.

Here is the link Handle