That pull is not MCM. If it appeals to you, that is fine, but you need to decide if you really want MCM hardware in that case.

Here is a pic of Rejuvenation's Boomerang Drawer Pull and Peg knob. True MCM design. They are offered in aged brass, polished chrome and ORB. I think polished chrome is most true to MCM.

In any case, you should consider combining knobs and pulls on your cabinetry. You could do pulls for drawers and knobs for doors, or do uppers in knobs and lowers in pulls.

Edited to add: on another note, your hood needs to be 6" wider than your cooktop. Also make sure it is deep enough front-to-back. Typically plaster hoods are not deep enough, which means that your cooking smoke/grease from the front burners lands on the front of the hood rather than up the exhaust.

The boomerang hardware above is one good example of mcm hardware. If you go to google, and type in mcm hardware for cabinets, you will get several more ideas

M Miller and Cat_ky thank you so much. Especially for the heads up on the hood! I’ll redraw asap. Will be crucial for sconce placement (centerline!).

I agree the bar pull shape is European, the knurled finish and matte gold is purely 2010s + .

If you like them it's fine, but they are not MCM.

In addition to the Rejuvenation ones shown above, some less 50s Googie style, but more 50s -60s architect-y style include things like this:

Don't pay attention to the finishes, necessarily

Edge pull

Concave pull

Goblet pull

Ball / orb pull.

White ceramic pulls in the shape of the last one were very popular in my area in the 1960s in the modern infill houses. Maybe because there are lots of colonial area houses.

here's a couple views shown......maybe whatever is avail in knobs along w pulls for the sake of coordination..........and finding your specefic sizes......I dont think you have to be totally purist about MCM hardware. I recall a lot of wood handles on teak goods and spherical knobs but you probably wouldnt pick those now.

a piece w simple geometric lines seems it would fulfill. simplicity in other words. I like how they selected a great finish to work w the wood shown here even tho the knob is really simple......knobs even on the drawers. It seems to really feel MCM.

Humphrey House · More Info

no knobs so these folks were okay w their chosen pulls .

Rochester MCM Kitchen Remodel · More Info

here's another: knobs on the drawers.

mid-century modern kitchen · More Info

This is an example of the white knob look. It would not be very popular now, but depending upon what the other details of the house are I think it's kind of charming:

I just used these in our slightly mid-century laundry room. We used the Rejuvenation boomerangs as well. These are pricey, but I love them