Thank you for your input @live_wire_oak. That is pretty much what I found too during my internet search. It seems like a no brained to go with Omega. Of course, I’ve also seen negative reviews for them but assume if you look hard enough you can find bad reviews for any product. I am a little less confident with the omega KD/Dealer than the Waypoint guy our G.C. liked. The quote she originally gave us was $14.6k. The preview image of the cabinets didn’t quite look right to us and we realized that she read one of my husband’s wall measurements of 15’ 9” as 159” So she revised the estimate after adding more cabinets to the $17.2k number. I realize that was just a preliminary/rough estimate and hopefully errors like that wouldn’t be made after confirming measurements and design layouts. Still seems like it may be too good to be true based upon the typical prices I’ve heard for Omega. We are waiting for her to submit yet another estimate for the Omega Full Access line because we originally liked the idea of more space with the frameless cabinets and she thinks it might be even a little lower in price. But now I’m second guessing frameless vs. framed too!

Count me among those that think your currenct 3" handles look fine. In another thread (https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5889483/april-2020-building-a-home#n=24), NewEnglandgal posted something she learned after being in her new build for 5 months that I think puts things in to perspective. Here's an excerpt: "Now that I have been in my home for 5 months I can tell you the one biggest thing I learned. While I do love my house and I do love almost every choice I made, if I had not been able to get what I wanted and had to go with something else, countertops, flooring, etc ....unless it was something I really hated..... I realize I would probably be just as happy with many other choices out there and that each thing I thought I just HAD TO HAVE? I didn't. I realized that none of these things I thought would make me the happiest dont. Again, I love my house and am so happy to be here but If I could look back I would not have driven myself so crazy, stressed out so much and worried so much about my choices. I hope this helps any of you out there now feeling stressed or like you just have to have a certain purchase or choice. Once you move in you realize you are just happy to be there. Maybe others will not agree with me but I find these "things" we long for and feel we have to have are not that important once you move in."

Post a photo of the whole wall from far back. Thinking you drywall over that corner but you may want to do both sides for balance. Or you get a mason in. The location of it is awkward and any decor placed over it will look like you were drunk when you hung it.

Tia, my kitchen is being installed as I type. ( well, not today but you get the drift). I have been pretty undecided about size and if I wanted pulls or knobs. I did order some cosmas pulls and knobs from amazon (the 5 inch pulls and some knobs all in the brushed brass). I too have a mix of drawers and doors for lower cabinets, intentionally. I do have 2 drawers that re 36 inches wide and had planned to use 2 pulls on each drawer. Then, on another thread someone said just use one larger pull, so I ordered a bunch of the larger ones . I too was trying to get them here so they could be installed. We had a hold up with the installation and I was undecided if I loved the hardware I got so yes, I ordered one more variety which should be here this weekend. It is also brushed brass, but a different manufacturer and slightly smaller. I think I prefer the second style but of course it will remain to be seen once it's here. Somehow I will make a decision ...but my point was that article is very helpful and there really is no wrong or right. In my last kitchen I had all pulls ( I believe they were 3 inches maybe 3 3/4). In the kitchen before that, there were knobs. I know I am making more of a production with this but the truth is both worked fine. I am saying this as much for your benefit as mine.:)