What about a flush pull? http://www.canadadecor.ca/Product/Richelieu-BP80896195-Contemporary-Metal-Handle-Pull-2342179

For wider drawers a flush pull would be a good idea but DO handle them before buying. Some are thin and almost sharp and not very comfortable to the hand.

Handle any kind you are contemplating.

If you haven't built the drawers yet, consider making the lower ones deeper.

suezbell, I am purposely making all the drawers the same size and very shallow. Jewelry, lingerie, scarves, belts, etc. will finally have their own home without having to stack them deep. I considered a flush pull but not sure of the look. You're exactly right, it's better to handle anything you're planning to buy if at all possible. Thanks so much for helping!!

Lindsey, thanks for the idea. The one you linked is pretty, I'm thinking curves are necessary with all the rectangles in the closet. I hadn't even really considered a flush pull because I'd only seen boxy ones.

Ive been looking at these for my new home and think something like this would be lovely on what you describe. I think one per drawer of the largest size would be enough. Since the drawers are shallow they shouldn't have much sway/give to them.

^^and it sounds like only light things will be going in the drawers so there won't be a lot of weight to pull.

Liz i don’t recall the measurement but they are Restoration Hardware and i think the collection is called Vintage. Another company makes almost identical ones that another poster here shared with me. It’s on my post about Hardware for Double stacked cabinets. I can find it tomorrow when I’m on my lap top if you can’t find that thread.

Here are the similar ones. Not quite as chunky

https://water-creation.com/kitchen