I like all of it, not sure that the pulls go with the door, though.

The handles, especially the bin pulls, are more than a little rustic and would suit the style of my house, where I'm aiming for a turn of the last century style.

The door looks VERY cool, but it's sort of a mid-century modern design, IMO. I guess I'd want to see a picture of it, instead of a picture of a picture, so to speak.

With that door, you could use a bar pull, or a square knob in either a brushed finish or a bright enamel color.

The hardware looks very craftsman-like and IF the doors were to be stained, I'd say go for it.

Not sure if that hardware is too heavy and visually drawing for those cabinets. Do you have an actual sample door?

Here is a photo of the knobs in question from the vendor website. They are not the best but it will give you an idea of their appearance.
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By the way, the drawer fronts are plain - no u-grooves.

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I will try and get a photo of the actual door. The cabinetmaker lives close by.

Please feel free to show me some photos of what you think might work. I did think about bars at one time but decided against them - at least the ones that look like plain rods.

Thank you. Jane

Jane, I have to be honest, something in your selections is throwing my eye off. At first I thought it was the whiteness of the cabinet door, but now I'm thinking it's more stylistic?

Your style seems to be an earthy, but clean country. I *love* the countertop material and the brick (and the hardware goes beautifully with those materials), but maybe have the cabinet doors routed along the perimeter (more traditional) instead of the crosswork design?

Pauline, Thank you for your suggestions, and I think I know what you mean by 'routed along the perimeter', but the doors and drawers are getting their final coat of paint. My DH & I looked over many door styles and I wanted to get away from inside corners, but I did not want just a slab door, so I came up with this one, and we both liked it's appearance when we saw the sample.

Like I said in my subject, style unknown, but I like what we have changed so far.

I will try and post a photo of the door this evening.
Jane

A picture of the actual door will help, but my first reaction is that the mock up of the door needs something very plain and either a square to mimic the square in the door or something understated without the decorative engraving that your samples possess. The brushed nickel finish is nice with your countertop material.

I like your cabinet, but agree the hardware needs something more simple to work.

I was unable to get a photo of my cabinet doors after work. I was late getting out and the cabinetmaker's hours and mind did not match.

I am curious as to what cabinet doors you would use these pulls on. The drawer fronts are completely plain and this is where I want the pulls. The small knobs are going on the door at the lower corner. The brushed pewter with the design inside the circle is a square knob 1 1/8". The square at the bottom of the door is a 2" square.

Would you please show me some photos of the knobs you would use on these doors? I thought I was about ready to place my order, but now I am back to square 1, no pun intended. I originally had picked satin nickel cup pulls for the drawers and a square satin nickel knob, but the knob was 1 1/2" and seemed to large for the 2" square.

Thank you.
Jane

Jane,
What faucet do you have? I love the separate handle on the side.

Thanks,
Jennifer

Hi Jennifer,

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I love this faucet. It has a Lifetime Guarantee for the original owner.

Jane