Honestly, I don't like any kind of complicated knob when there's going to be more than one. It's kind of distracting and can look weird from a distance.

that room is gorgeous by the way!

If you love those rabbit knobs, find a pretty wood box or accent table with a single drawer and buy one knob for it!

No for bunnies knobs. We can figure out another way to get bunnies in there.

The cabinet looks good there.

Love love the cabinet, Perfect.

Sorry, no on the pulls. I used those in my DD's nursery. They are either nursery or retro 80s frenchkitchen.

I am confused by this: The table is going as soon as we install a lamp. What is going there?

I would go for bunny ceramic statues or bunny plates/platters.

ETA: but if you like the knobs, go for it. Like I said above, just keep the orginals, so you can change back sometime in the future.

Not a lamp. I was lazy and should have written ”chandelier”.

And I get it, no to the bunnies

eta:

Decided to put my favorite turreen here so I no longer regret the no bunny rule.

Aww, they're cute, but I honestly think that they would distract from your wonderful new hutch and what you'll be putting in it.

Sherry makes a good point. And we don't ever need to know. : )

Remind me why you are moving the table and chandy and will it just be empty?

The hutch looks great in there!

I like the idea of changing the knobs to something else, but would wait until last. See how all the changes look in both rooms, then decide.

Are there two different shades of green or is it the light. Counters next week! Exciting!

It does look great 🙂

Those bunnies look perfect for a child's room, but not so much your space.

I also don't think light colored knobs would look right there.

The cabinet is beautiful!

I think Victoria Mackenzie-Childs must have put something in the water in Central NY when she lived there. Or cast a spell. Everyone I know that lives there is smitten with her. I like a lot of her things but never hear of her and rarely see her things except when I am visiting family and friends up there.

Do what makes your heart sing. Except for bunny knobs. For now.

In my own experience with decorating psychology, this would be the type of decision I would fret over to avoid bigger decisions.

Of course, you've already made such wonderful choices. It's a beautiful hutch. Perfect for the space, imo. I would get everything else in place and finish the rest of the kitchen/dining area. If then if I decided I couldn't live without the bunny knobs, I'd get them then.

I think that was where she was based and lived?

Another no to the bunnies, cute as they are. That cabinet could not be better.

I would find knobs that relate somehow to your kitchen cabinet knobs. Not matching, but similar style/finish?

Although as a bunny collector, I too would be tempted by the bunny knobs!

We are getting rid of the table because we’re doing a 16”overhang and adding stools. We never, ever eat in the kitchen, but we will hold onto the table so that when we sell one day, it will be put back. Or we will stage it with a smaller bistro table since the counter is going to be so large.

i would vote no on the bunny knobs but think that part of the problem is that they are white. What about aged brass which would be much more subtle?

I take back my answer. Do what Oly says.

No to bunnies, including Oly's.

I love the hutch, nice choice.

I'm curious about the chandelier. Have you chosen it yet? And where would it be placed? I just wonder that without a table is it just going to dangle over nothing with anything to anchor it?

Are you doing pendant lighting over the extending peninsula?

Porcelain bunnies will break. Oly’s metal ones will tear someone’s clothes (not à la Monty Python and the Holy Grail, though though). A simple, rustic disk knob in that Oly’s color, though, might look good. That’s what we did on our Amish oak tv cabinet and I like it so much better than the wood knobs (which are in a baggie in the cabinet, these past 25 years, just in case…)

Nice cabinet. No to the bunny pulls. I would want the emphasis on the beautiful cabinet or the contents.

I absolutely love the hutch! It's so perfect!

I don't love the bunny knobs, but at the same time, if they bring you a lot of joy, why not? As long as you keep the original knobs, you could always put them on until you tire of them and then swap them back out.

On a side note, with the glass storage area, perhaps you need some decorative bunnies in there? This time of year Pottery Barn always has a ton of cute bunny decor which I look at longly and never buy since I have zero logical reason to have bunnies anywhere in my house.

https://www.potterybarn.com/shop/new/easter-feature-shop/?cm_type=gnav

I am still a "no" on the bunnies, sorry. And i too went and looked for bunnies, but then stopped myself because they.are.everywhere. Let's combine threads and get you a set of bunny plates for easter!

Here are the knobs that are currently on it. They totally look like eyeballs. I think I need to go plain wood because I don’t want to introduce black in the kitchen. Lizbeth makes a good point about letting the cabinet take center stage.

These round knobs (either pewter or brass) have some nicely detailed bunnies in center, they would be pretty subtle but charming:

Round Rabbit Cabinet Knobs

what are you doing for hardware in the K BTW? I think you are looking to closely at them. They are fine

Love the furniture piece!! Smiling, those are really cute!

No idea what the kitchen hardware will be. I’m thinking gold thin handles but the ones we have are only 3.5 inches across. I want to avoid the expense of drilling new holes and filling in the old ones which is why I may have to stay at 3 1/2 inch long handles. I am also completely blown away by how expensive knobs and pulls are. We need 19 knobs and 10 pulls.

Totally agree, do not create new holes. Yes, brass.🤣 I'd keep it very simple, because against the off white (iirc) cabs it will already make a statement.

https://www.build.com/product/summary/1689603?uid=4014416&jmtest=gg-gbav2_4014416&inv=1&ds_rl=1275595&source=gg-gba-pla_4014416!c15146996769!a128720257185!dc!ng&ds_rl=1275595&gclid=CjwKCAiA85efBhBbEiwAD7oLQAA8AKGWER1TyFxkMJX0btnJEYSQzEUWdLbjbD_mkNQKNNR2zoRDZhoCmzQQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

I like these because they read almost modern in the K photo, but close up are kind of formal, as fits your home.

Sorry, I searched on 3.5" but I dont think these are!

these?

I agree with no bunnies. I think your current pulls look perfectly fine for now, but get it. If you see eyeballs, it’s hard to get away from not seeing eyeballs. The new hutch is beautiful.

And no to new holes. I saw photos of a new kitchen that had long skinny pulls everywhere, no knobs. It was a fairly large kitchen and looked so busy and overdone, I couldn’t stand it. Keep it simple.

Is now the right time to mention that I have this guy boxed in my basement? I've had it since 1991!

He may very well find a new home in my kitchen. (It's a cookie jar, in case it isn't obvious.)

Love the hutch; now seeing it in place, it's quite a bit bigger than I thought.

The bunny knobs are cute, but a little too cutsey for the hutch. If you love them, how about using them for your bedroom furniture? If they were in a private space, such as a bedroom, you could enjoy them and go with something else for the hutch.

Have not read everything in the posts above. I see the McKC dog dish - who knows, Jo, we may have passed each other at their summer sale. If you want something whimsical and not expensive from "A" set of 10 $17. You could buy multiples and use only those that fit your color choices.

The cabinet is beautiful !

I love your hutch the way it is ..beautiful. The knobs on there now have the same patina as the hutch i think changing the knobs might be even more distracting. Love your tureen .

Didn‘t you order bee and flamingo dishes? Are they for the hutch ?

Just wanted to tell you all that DH just offered to write a thank you letter to all of you.

He was not a fan of the bunnies, lol.

….plus keep the originals where they are because there will be a time far in the future when someone, somewhere will be thrilled finding the cabinet in original condition.

LOL. The cookiejar *might work* in the context of a melange of those anthro plates

Your grandson will love the cookie jar, especially if it's filled! All grandmas need a cookie jar.

I like the idea of having white porcelain bunny figurines, rather than cabinet pulls. That fruit bowl pricklypear posted is charming.

What about brass and glass pulls?

Carolb is my new bff. I'm going to hold off on knobs for now until I know what chandy and stools I am getting. I love all the bunny ones you guys have found, but am grudgingly steering away since DH also lives here. (That squatter!)

I would keep the original knobs. I think they look perfect and sometimes we get carried away with the idea that we need to change things when we really don't. The hutch is lovely. Maybe try living with it for a while. You could always wait until everything else is finished and then see if you still think the knobs need changing. I think you are going to have a lovely space and can't wait to see it after all is said and done.

If you used the bunny knobs, you would have a rabbit hutch!

https://www.collinsdictionary.com/us/dictionary/english/rabbit-hutch

I adore bunnies, like simply adore them…but even I wouldn’t put them on that hutch (unless it was filled with linens in a nursery or something.) I really love that hutch!!

You are putting the cart ahead of the horse. You need to wait until things are finished and then think of changing the knobs on the hutch. The knobs that are on it now do not look like eyeballs in the least bit, they look just fine/perfect in fact. My biggest gripe of the bunny knobs is that you would constantly have to level them up to make sure they are in line and not hanging upside down or sideways.

Not to mention the likelihood of those tiny ears breaking off over time...

Carol_w beat me too it - I could see a dark colored glass knob on that lovely hutch - a color that you perhaps have elsewhere in the space?

Im do excited for you! that hutch is invaluable, gorgeous and perfect for your space!!

the room has such interst and i love your ceiling.

will there be any remaining space left after you add the overhang and bar stools?

I would prefer round wood knobs stained to match the hutch. That is what I have on mine.