What about this one from Richelieu Hardware? They manufacture a huge variety of knobs/pulls. I also suggest searching at myknobs.com or hardwarehut.com for something that might work...this one might be too hard-edged or rustic for you. Here is a link that might be useful: Richelieu forged iron bar pull.

Anyone have black wood casement windows? We're building a house and it'll be a yellow stucco. I'm trying to decide whether to go with aluminum clad wood windows in a bronze or a black. I like the look of the black metal windows in Arizona but in Colorado we have to use a wood clad. I'm wondering whether black will look too heavy. Pictures anyone? Thanks!

Thanks all, the exterior rendering is here: https://www.houzz.com/hznb/photos/exterior-plan-phvw-vp~160335724 A few notes: - Windows are Marvin Essential (fiberglass). So the only real choice is Black and Bronze (https://www.marvin.com/products/design-options/exterior-finish). [ just exterior; interior will be white ] - Siding will be smooth fiber cement. Let's assume the color is Distant Grey OC-68. - Someone mentioned Charcoal Grey for the roof. It's actually something we are leaning toward as well. So three choices: black, dark bronze, charcoal grey. - One more detail is there is a bellyband around the roof line and two columns at the entry that should be painted with a matching color with the windows too. So what do you all think?

We are building a beach home in Florida and have the same exact problem right now. We told the builder that we want a white home with black windows and doors. They said No Problem. We paid a lot of money for the upgrade. Last week we got the rendition of the house and the house is beige with bronze windows. I looked at the contract and sure enough it says upgrade price for bronze windows. I have no idea why they put that in there when our discussion was so different. Now we are back and forth trying to figure out what to do. Are you building in Palm Coast, Florida by any chance?