I’d mix some brass and some stainless - brass faucet for example and then stainless pulls.

I’m also kind of boring though, so take my suggestion with this into account. ;)

I would have kept the backsplash simple and let the range be the star with brass hardware or maybe stainless hardware and brass lighting. I think to over do the brass witll actually take away from the stove,

I would suggest keeping the hardware of your cabinets the color of the cabinets . You are correct having brass everywhere would be too much mixed with so many different elements.

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Hmmm white hardware on a white cabinet (in the context of the OP’s inspiration pic)....I have to say I disagree. Stick w the inspiration pic so either the aged brass or matte black. And notice how the inspiration pic also mixes in the brushed brass w the pot filler...really it’s ok to mix it up but white wouldn’t be on my list at all.

However - it's also important to take into consideration your whole house hardware. You have idea books with 'modern farmhouse' themes with brushed stainless door handles, etc and also black. I'd be inclined to have your pulls take their cue from your overall scheme and the faucet could then tie into the brass of the stove or a pot filler if you have one. Black would fall off my list IF your whole house scheme was brushed stainless. Make sense?

No need to match hardware to the brass...in fact probably should not. the stove handles and knobs have a spherical shape present in the design....which stands out in a way. I would be sure to not clash with that ...as in squared knobs or right angles on handles. Think rounded, curved, spheres ..in stainless..and you'll be fine. It might be fun to bring that shape in to the search and see what comes up.

I would suggest polished nickel for all other hardware. It has a shiny reflective surface. But, it's softer in appearance than polished chrome. This will recede and allow the polished brass on the stove to be the star.

I think polished or matte nickel will look good. If you wanted one brass piece, like a faucet, it wouldn’t compete with your stove. Placement of the stove will give it a “center stage” spotlight and its style will get all the attention anyway.
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I have a range with brass knobs and handle ends with stainless bars. I went with wrought iron for my shelving brackets and drawer and cabinet hardware. My pendants also have black hardware. I've got a brushed stainless steel faucets and my other appliances are stainless steel.

I think you always needs some black in every room and I like the look of the mixed metals as I find it as interest and depth to the kitchen.

I would also say that if you do go with some brass, the polished brass on your stove will quickly patina and looked aged.

Thank you to everyone for responding. My stove is directly parallel with the sink much like in the inspiration image. And someone has nail my concept exactly which is that I am indeed attempting to replicate the inspiration kitchen as much as possible. My cabinets unfortunately won't be dove grey as there was now really white quartz that fit our 10+ feet island. And the backsplash you see in the image is $63 per sq ft with my designer discount so I had to improvise. As mention our is a farmhouse so the walls are white shiplapped as in the inspiration picture which is why I won't be doing white backsplash. Our rustic French furniture is grey and white. I'll post pics when the whole thing is complete.

What about glass/clear knobs and pulls?

Not loving back splash with counter top, sorry. Satin nickel pulls, a nod to brass, WITH a warmer and much more mellow finish in lighting.

Check to see if the brass will deepen down with time and use.........on the range. ?

Love the kitchen in the inspiration pic.

I don’t see any reason to let the brass on the range change the rest of the finishes. I would stick with brass knobs and pulls. Nothing about brushed or satin nickel pulls says French farmhouse. Iron, brass, copper, ORB, or pewter. And since theyve used iron and brass, stick with it

Hannah- Did you finish your kitchen with carrara veil countertops? If so how have they held up and what hardware finishes did you end up with?

Have any pictures if you don't mind sharing?

Check out this, and pendants to match from Peared Creation. They are sold here on Houzz. This fixture is $105. Can you re-trim the edge of your hood with brass too?