IMO stainless is always the best choice for kitchen sinks and in this case I woud do that and all stainless pulls or knobs. You have a lot of up and down cabinetry etc so I would keep everything else simple. You do know that you do not need corbels for the new island counter I hope. The issue is the space is quite traditional even with all the fancy stuff removed , so the other thing i would do is get a light above the islan tahat actually lights the island all the bulbs in the whole space changed to LED 4000K and some new stools that do not look like like bathroom make up stools

Thank you!! I have to go
With Blanca sil granite and stainless is not an option unfortunately :(

I also was thinking of matte black for the hardware, but with the granite it seemed like a lot of black

I vote champagne bronze for the warmth.

Why do you need to change the hardware? If you just want a change then I would go with either brushed nickel or replace the black with a different style matt black. These two finishes will not go out of style. I’m afraid the gold tones are fading out already.

Oh, I was thinking about the gold tones that will come and go, and I’m always on the down trend when I buy new things. Lol I just wanted to brighten up the space with new hardware. I currently have very delicate oil rubbed bronze pulls

Patricia,

Thank you! New stools is next on the list!!!

Can you get a sample of the Silgranite colors to compare to your countertop granite? In looking at the Silgranite colors I'm thinking Biscuit, Biscotti, Truffle, or Cafe Brown would go best. Our kitchen redo in 2015 has Medallion maple cabinets stained Chestnut, we did African Ivory granite countertops with our island Absolute Black leathered granite, and the Silgranite sink in Cafe Brown. Your granite looks lighter than this so I'm thinking one of the lighter sinks would look good. We also have stainless appliances and our cabinet hardware and faucet are brushed nickel. I think stainless hardware would also look great and keep thigs bright. No black.