I like this Belfast brushed nickel... simple and clean.

https://www.signaturehardware.com/3-in-belfast-solid-brass-cabinet-pull---brushed-nickel/461734.html?srsltid=AfmBOoqhcHTK5EHtUi1mkwN69-HzwQJM2gYpPgj18Fm6__pbNY04hUGT6fs

I like it too - very simple, which is what I like. Would you do two 6"? Or one 12"?

Why was the top drawer not designed to have storage then a no brainer one nice long pull for each drawer.That top drawer can have awesome storage designed inside .IMO now those pulls in the same metal as the fauce and I would do ine long pull it keeps the drawer from staying stable and allows one handed opening. so at least a 24" single pull.

For a powder bath like this, I would keep the hardware simple and scaled to the drawer width rather than trying to make the false top drawer look too different. Since the upper drawer front is decorative only, I would usually either leave it clean or give it one centered pull that visually lines up with the working drawer below. Two small knobs on a 33 1/2-inch front can start to look fussy, especially with a busy wallpaper.

For the lower drawer, a longer pull is usually the safer functional choice because wide vanity drawers get heavy fast. I would mock up painter's tape in a few lengths before drilling, but something in the 10-12 inch range often feels balanced on a drawer that size without overpowering the vanity. From a hardware manufacturing perspective, also check projection, grip comfort, and how the finish reads against your faucet and wallpaper. Those details matter as much as raw length.

The top drawer doesn't have storage due to plumbing. I hav e tons of storage so it isn't a deal breaker for me. The bottom drawer will hold toilet paper and cleaning supplies without any trouble. I love everyone's suggestions! I will do the painter's tape mock up - great idea!