Check out this post. She uses unlacquered brass pulls. It is a beautiful kitchen. She talks about mixing different hardware. https://erinkestenbaum.com/2019/11/06/one-room-challenge-fall-2019-the-kitchen-reveal/

unkacquered Brass tarnishes...with a gas stove that has pilot lights, very quickly. Ask me how I know. I should have had mine lacquered immediately upon arrival, before installation. Instead having yard man polish a few at a time.

Those pulls are really small. If you haven't seen them in person, I'm afraid you might be surprised at how difficult it could be to fit your hand underneath. At the very least order one sample before you get a full lot. You risk damage to your cabinet finish if you aren't able to easily operate the pull with decent clearance from your fingers. Also, you need to make sure all your door and drawer clearances will fit with the pulls you choose.

Now about the brass, I am astonished you could find something that is marketed as solid cast brass for that low of a cost. It's just phenomenal and makes me wonder if something is going on with that. Solid, unlacquered brass will develop a patina in time and even when new hardly looks as bright and shiny as the photo you have linked. Unless you are prepared for the living finish that brass has to offer, you are better off with something different. Start your research with Horton Brasses. They can make any appliance pull you want, and all their products are genuine solid brass with various finishing options.

Thanks everyone for the help.

To be clear - I have before and continue to live with unlacquered brass. I have no problem with a living finish. I know what I am getting into with that. What I have never done is mis-match unlacquered brass fixtures, so I was wondering if they were all the same tone. Thank you for that link, kelleg-69! It is a beautiful space. She says that the unlacquered brass hardware should blend together "with time", though, which does have me wondering still - how different do the finishes look now?? I don't mind mixed metals, but I don't want two handles just popping out from the others.

Horton Brass looks lovely, but none in the style I am after. I have not seen these specific Rejuvenation pulls in person, and I doubt I will have time to do so - they are not even in stock for a month! And their shipping is always so slow. I do have other Rejuvenation unlacquered brass hardware, though, and I have always been pleased with the quality. Very heavy and solid, and they are definitely showing a patina with use. And were actually nowhere near as bright as the unlacquered brass Rohl faucet they are next to.

I appreciate more suggestions people have for similar styles to the one I like!

Looks like Rejuvenation has that exact same pull in as large as 18" center-to-center. I imagine that would work for your appliances. I'd also encourage you to go larger with your cabinetry pulls just for safety of your cabinetry coating. Nothing wears a coating faster than fingers rubbing the finish underneath a small pull. https://www.rejuvenation.com/catalog/collections/large-massey-drawer-pull/products/5859c4be01925bf76d00823c

Hi! wondering what you decided on, I have the same dilemma!

I share this dilemma! Any updates? Hope all turned out well

I'm thinking about using the 18 inch massey pulls for the appliances. Hoping they will work. It looks like this kitchen used them but Im not positive. https://puresaltinteriors.com/seaside-abode

Any update? Did it work?

hi everyone - i am in the same pickle, using unlacquered brass. if you have this issue and are using a different finish - this one from staub might work.

https://schaubandcompany.com/product_gallery.php?id=1095&r=4

updating again! we used the Hutter appliance pull in polished brass (no laquer). i think they work very well with the massey!!

https://www.classic-brass.com/cabinet-product-details/1861/Hutter#

@mullensg can you tell me what size your Hutter pulls are and also if you are still pleased with them along with the Massey pulls?

Sure, i have the 18” pulls!

Yes i am pleased with them, they are beautiful and beginning to patina a little bit