I got mine from myknobs.com. I found the pull I wanted by ordering samples from several different places and then looked for an online source that sold both sizes that I wanted. That's why I ordered from them. Have no complaints. I ended up ordering coat hooks and towel bars from them also. I'm not sure on the faucet issue.

My cabinets were all installed but hte doors hadn't been hung yet, when the hardware I ordered arrived. So I laid out all the doors and drawer fronts on the living room floor, and positioned the handles all sorts of different ways. We did all handles for the lowers, and though considered knobs on uppers, went with handles in the end. For reference, I have shaker frame cabinets similar panel-shapes to yours. We don't have any 4-drawer stacks, it's all 3-drawer, so one narrow top drawer (7") and two deep bottom drawers (11"). Anyway, I tried three different layouts, took photos, and showed my friends. 1. each bar goes close to the top edge, in the center of the smooth frame. (2.25" frame, so ~1.125" from top of drawer) 2. each bar goes in the center of the drawer panel (~3.5" for top drawer, 5.5" for bottoms) 3. Look at the top drawer to get 3.5" from top edge, same placement on each drawer. So the top handle is centered, the bottom handles are offset toward the top but still on the panel, not the frame. Option 3 was the universal favorite. The high handles of 1. looked crowded and awkward to me. Someone commented on #2 that it "looks like a dresser instead of kitchen drawers", which I found really illuminating, a good articulation of why I didn't like it, even though that was the one I wanted to like. Although the logic of choice 3 felt kind of silly when we were measuring it out, it turned out looking really nice. The door handles were turned vertical, and placed on the frame, not the panel, so not at all lined up with the heights of hte horizontal handles. Does it sound like it doesn't match at all? I was surprised at how natural it looks. And the trash pullout with the horizontal handle doesn't bug me at all. In short, pick the hardware you like, and don't sweat the placement until you can test it all out in person and take some photos. Also, different cabinet door size/shape may want the handle in a different place, so don't get bogged down doing it by the numbers.

We have 2 pulls on drawers >= 30" wide. So, our 18", 24" & 27" drawers have one pull/drawer while our 30", 31", 33", & 36" drawers all have 2 pulls/drawer. So far I not only like the look, but they "function" just fine. I can open drawers with one or tow hands...the drawers seem to open smoothly either way. These drawers are 30" wide (warming drawer goes in the middle): This one is 24" wide: A more recent view: The drawers next to the right of the DW are 27" wide.

@Trish Walter...here’s the link to the pulls. At least I think this is them. I saw them in a store display, and really didn‘t pay attention to the name. I was more interested in how they felt in my hand. https://www.topknobs.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=Aspen+2+rounded+pull As for the sizes on the various drawers, I’ll have to measure, and get back to you. I do recall taking the advice of my KD.