I do plan to center the pulls onthe top of each drawer. But I would also like to center the pulls on the bottom of each cabinet, horizontally as shown in the photo. If center won't work for the doors then I would place them on the lower corner. Has anyone seen or done that? Any feedback on that, pros/cons?

Holy handles, Batman, where did the cabinets go? The handles bring to mind Edna’s glasses from the Incredibles movies, a little oversized, no? And they stick out from the drawer surface way too much. Think of me every time you (oops) hit your knee (oops) or your shin (oops) on one.

Or, perhaps consider a more refined ”chunky handle” look? This is Upton from Rejuvenation, and it is on sale.

Check out this link about cabinet handles:

https://sandiegohardware.com/blogs/resources/the-ultimate-guide-for-cabinet-hardware-placement-and-sizing

They kind of remind me of my 12" Brizo Levoir towel bars!

Here is the pull you like, a companion pull that can be used on doors and some examples of how the pulls can be mounted on various drawer fronts and door fronts. I don't think the 5" pull is successful when installed on a door front.

Thank you! I did see the smaller companion pieces but was hoping to keep it all consistent sizing and application. Do you think it wouldn't work on the cabinet because not ergonomic? Originally I wanted the low profile edge pulls but was advised by several people, including a friend who has them, that they are not ergonomically suited to comfort.

I like these pulls because I think they have more of a bohemian type of look.

This is how you cabinets will appear if you insist on slapping a 5 " pull on all the doors and drawers. I simply don't thin it looks good. I like pulls and knobs to line up.

I would layout all the pulls on an elevation to see if there are any wonky situations.

Since your question was about pull placement on slab drawers, I thought this might help. I’m not sure you want to be close to any of the edges. I don’t need you to clarify for me, just make sure you are clear on what you want with whoever will be installing them, and even if you think you know what you want, maybe tape everything in place before you drill anything.

Good idea to tape before installing. Especially for someone who is very visual.