Where to put t-pulls on glass cabinets

last year

We have 8 glass cabinets that I plan to put small t-pulls on. These cabinets are on their own wall in the kitchen, separate from all the rest of the kitchen cabinets and appliances. They are supposed to look like their “own thing” and hence, have a slightly different look from the other cabinets / pulls. (The other cabinets and drawers are shaker, and have pulls and round knobs.) I just can’t figure out where to put these t-pulls. At the bottom corners, a few inches up, centered on the door…? Advice needed - thank you!

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nexp
last year
Why do you want to use t-pulls?
Kendrah
last year
Where to your arms go if you naturally each up to grab a pull?
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John Liu
last year
On the other cabinets, the pulls are at the bottom of the upper doors and the top of the lower doors.

If you use the same pattern on these cabinets, it might look/feel more harmonius. On the other hand, if you use a different pattern, it might look/feel more contrasting.

You chose a pull that is a similar color/finish as the other pulls, so maybe you’d prefer more harmonius?

I assume the doors open with hardly more than a feather’s resistance? If there is a catch or something requiring some force to open the door, then having the pull at one end of a long glass- front door might not be a good idea.
RedRyder
last year
I would place them where you would place a knob. Mostly, I prefer knobs to be in the corner. On upper cabinets the lower corners, on lower doors, on the upper corners.