Cabinets up to 24" get a single pull. Over that, either an oversized pull or two smaller ones. 27" can go either way, depending on the size and look of your hardware. Edited to say that I do have a single display with a 30" stack of drawers with only a single cup pull in the middle, but I personally prefer my guideline above. We did that to show a variety of ways to use your knobs and pulls. This post was edited by live_wire_oak on Tue, Apr 16, 13 at 17:35

The link below shows the garbage unit with a knob but I would find it difficult to open with a knob in the corner. If you have a drawer above the garbage cabinet, then I'd put the same pull that is on the drawer on the center of the garbage door. But that's me.......... Here is a link that might be useful: garbage door

We used knobs on all doors + the two 6" filler pullouts. We used pulls on all drawers + trash pullout...1, centered horizontally & vertically, on drawers =30" wide. Note: The pull on the trash pullout was centered horizontally but not vertically. It was placed on the frame as that is stronger and I was concerned that the combination of a full trash can + full recycle can (with bottles & cans) would be too much if the pull were on the center panel. Pics: This picture shows a bank of 33" drawers (2 pulls/drawer), then the trash pullout w/a drawer above, next is the sink cabinet, then the DW, then a 27" bank of drawers, and, finally, the double oven cabinet (31" wide...doors on top, drawer on the bottom). This pic shows the two 6" filler pullouts on either side of the cooktop with 36" drawers below the cooktop This pic shows a mix of drawers and doors (on wall) This pic is a closeup of how the door knobs were placed

You're gonna love me.....do what YOU want! LOL! You love the pic you showed, right? Then mix it up like that. Personally, that pic is too busy for me with the three different types of hardware and with the two bar pulls on the center island drawers, although I love those knobs even though I'm not a knob person. I have (obviously since my whole kit is pulls) a pull on my trash drawer. I find this easier than a knob would be. The pull has more surface area to grab, and I can open it by grabbing from below or above with a little pinky if the rest of my fingers are dirty. My pullout needs a bit of a tug to get it started. For ease of use, I recommend a regular bar pull installed horizontally for trash. Again though, do what looks best to you. I'll tell you how I approached my hardware placement. I knew I wanted all pulls and was unsure of which size pull I'd want on which size drawer so I purposely ordered too many of each size. When my order came, I held up the various sizes to each drawer and decided. Then I sent the remaining, unused pulls back. Another option would be to buy one or two of each piece of hardware you're considering and experiment before the entire order is placed. Will your appliances be paneled so you're putting on your own hardware? In looking at your plan again, I might suggest the following: -putting pulls on all your uppers Galley A -two pulls on drawers larger than 25" since your pulls are small -one pull on drawers smaller than 25" -can't tell the measurements or exactly the configuration of the trash area (is each door face pullout or just a pullout on the right? Drawer above?) Galley B -knobs on the hutch -pulls on the stack left of DW -pull on the top of the stack right of sink and pulls for lower three Just a possible starting point! I'm sure you could work it up a couple of different ways and have it look fabulous! Good luck.