Depends your lighting and faucet finishes and if you want to mix, and your kitchen is fairly traditional so I'd stay with that feel as well.

Before adding anything I would have that hood redone so that it connects to the cabinets on either side IMO that is the whole point of those hood covers

I don't think you need a wider hood, it looks like it is at least as wide as the stove. I used all pulls, nicer than knobs

Thanks for all your tips. Would love a recommendation for an actual pull to use if anyone has any suggestions. Thanks!

Given the curved insets in your glass, I'd go for a simple arched pull.

However, you're not giving us much to work with -- is the overall look (lights, etc.) more modern and sleek or more glam? If the latter, then you could go a bit more ornate with the pulls...

I like 5" most of the time, unless you have a really small drawer to deal with. Really, there are a zillion possibilities, so you just need to see what you like -- I recommend considering both look and feel, as sometimes the coolest lookers have sharp edges or other things that put you off. You can order single samples from Houzz and many other suppliers, and/or you can go to a kitchen store and look at bunches in person to help narrow down your preferences...

Oh, meant to say that I searched by nickel, because that's still the biggest selection, but many options are possible with brass or bronze as well, if you're leaning that way.

Probably nickel or brass would be better than bronze or iron, since you have dark cabinets as well as light ones.

Thanks! We haven't picked lighting yet, but all good food for thought. Generally our style is transitional although based on what you see it probably seems like we're going for a more traditional look.

What do you think of this one?

Some ideas & some of them come in different finishes.

I'm telling you, pulls are an absolute pain on doors. I thought they'd be cool too once... Never again. Went back to knobs, just really pretty ones....

Cheryl, thanks for the insight. Do you mind elaborating why they are a pain?

I've always liked the pull you posted.

Also, I like pulls on every possible surface -- find them much more pleasant to grab, and they never grab me back (unlike knobs, which catch on my pockets and everything else, ripping seams and jerking me around). You do have to avoid pulls with overhangs, though, or you're back to snagging.

Thanks acm!

I also definitely prefer pulls on everything. Especially nice curved ones like those that have been recommended. I'm always banging my hips on knobs for some reason.

The glass door details will make a knob (Emtek below)

look a LOT better than a pull, on the upper cabinetry. I'd knob the tops, use pulls on the drawers only. One decision begets another. : ) You'll only detract from the door "mullion" with a pull. Your hood is fine,......... but should have been installed after tiling to the ceiling with whatever you plan for a back splash. You are going to have some awkward spots to deal with, unless you do that. Remove, and re install. ( Actually I'd use the top as BOTH knob and pull._One to a drawer is MUCH easier.

Thank you all!