Thank you!

I think I'd match your faucet. Stainless/polished nickel would be nice as well but would stand out as much. The darker colour would break it up as suzyq said.

Depends on how much contrast against the white you want. The bronze would have a larger contrast and go with your faucet, however the other would bring out your appliances.

Thank you for posting the before. I like it both ways, but the white brightens it up and works better with the pantry door. I'd go dark, large and all pulls. It would bug me if the pantry door handle didn't match the cabs in color, so if you go with the brushed, I would change that out.

I don't like ORB or black hardware unless the counter is super dark. IMO when the hardware is the only dark element they stick out too much. I think nickel would look more balanced.

This is the blog post that skewed my opinion of dark hardware... http://www.mariakillam.com/what-colour-pullsknobs-should-you-choose-for-your-white-cabinets/

What zimmer said...bronze will be kind of distracting I think...stainless will blend well with the appliances and provide some contrast.

Forgot to mention, that in addition to brushed nickel, they have SS pulls.

I agree with Zimmer. Initially I would match the faucet and pantry hardware. BUT you are kinda lucky with this because you can go either way and match appliances or the faucet. If you want more contrast go with the darker but of you want a softer look go lighter. Either will look great and it is a BEAUTIFUL kitchen.

Paint out the door under HOME. The contrast between walls and cabinets is harsh: that’s an especially cold white.

There's no right or wrong answer here - it all comes down to personal preference. As people pointed out, the oil-rubbed bronze would offer some nice contrast and tie in nicely with your faucet and door hardware. Here are a few ideas to get you started!

[Courdouan Cabinet Knob[(https://www.houzz.com/products/9441-wn-courdouan-knob-weathered-nickel-prvw-vr~105960762)

[Alesund Cabinet Pull [(https://www.houzz.com/products/9420-11p-alesund-3-pull-vintage-bronze-prvw-vr~49697188)

[Curtiss Cabinet Pull[(https://www.houzz.com/products/9482-11p-curtiss-128mm-pull-vintage-bronze-prvw-vr~54126659)

If you decide to go with the crystal, don’t do dark backing, the silver color will shine through the glass. I have all the above in bathrooms, but never saw in a kitchen.
How about this? Cut circles of black and tape them up.....see if you feel it is too much.

You can go either way, either would work nicely and will depend on your preference. While I usually love darker hardware I do not care for it in white kitchens, as others stated it looks too busy and that's where my eye automatically goes. I would buy a couple of each color and try them out to see if you prefer the contrast or want something that blends more.

I personally like brushed nickel hardware better with white cabinets. I think it's fine if it doesn't match your faucet. We just renovated our kitchen to white cabinets and did all brushed nickel pulls. I love it!

These are what we chose. They are by Franklin Brass and called the Lombard. They also come in a finish called "Heirloom Silver" which might be a happy medium for you!

Brushed Nickel:

Heirloom Silver:

Something I often do in these instances is buy one each of a few different styles and colors, then bring them home and look at the in my actual space. Then I just return whatever I don't want. It gives me more confidence in my choice having seen the item as it will look in my home rather than just a picture online.