Here is a link to the ones that I ordered (in satin nickel). I got this web site from another poster on here who ordered from them and was extremely happy with the quality of their product. They're very reasonably priced, but the shipping was a bit steep if you ask me. ($45 to ship 43 pulls). But they're PERFECT for the look I am going with on my shaker style cabs. Here is a link that might be useful: arts & crafts style pulls and knobs

I LOVE that period of design too. Lately I've been drawn to the early A&C when there were still traces of Victorian in evidence, and later, when some Deco influences were showing. The Prarie subset of A&C can come off as a little austere, and I like a more colorful, richly textured and detailed space. thebrightspot.com is an excellent source for lighting of this sort, and have excellent prices and service. None are installed yet but here are some of my choices: I'll have 3 of the pendants over the island, 2 over the sink. Frankly, I might have used ones like yours in the sink area if I'd seen them first. I'm worried that a total of 9 of those shades might be too much of a good thing. Ceiling is beadboard with beams. I love each of the elements, but I may be going a little over the top... Using emtek for all the doors, haven't chosen cab hardware yet.

I went through the same exercise several months ago. I looked at all the sites mentioned above (plus lots more) but nothing was fitting in my budget. The problem with "un-handpainted" tiles (if there is such a word), is the color was too consistent for my arts and crafts kitchen. I finally found an artist to make the tiles for me. She was very patient with my as I planned the project and very reasonable. I don't have installed pictures yet because I'm waiting for our cabinet maker to finish our cabinets (which is a whole new form of torture), but I do have pictures taken the day the tile arrived. It was really hard to get a good picture because of the flat, almost metallic, color of the green field tile, but here are some pictures with and without flash. Here it is the basic pattern and tile for over the range (sans flash) And with flash Here are the 3"x3" accent tiles which will be scattered in the field tile (sans flash) and with flash The link for the tile supplier is Art Tile Direct. All the tiles were made to my specification (in fact, I sent her a line drawing for the art tiles) and I choose all the colors. Christine, the owner, was very good about sending me samples and working with me on the design. Good luck with you project! Jaymie

Well, advertguy2, that is perfect and gorgeous. BUT I can't figure out how to get it :( it appears to be distributed only in Canada...I can't fine an online retailer. Thank you so much...I will try to be resourceful :)