We had planned to use two pulls on our 34in drawers but our gc/cabinet maker strongly advised against it. It can put uneven loads on the box and glides and cause the glides to wear quickly. He was willing to do it though as long as we understood the risk and mocked both up for us. In the end we liked the way the single pulls looked better and having used the space for a while I doubt I would have actually used both pulls at the same time on the larger drawers.

We bought our hardware from school house electric. They have pretty limited choices though. They're solid brass and feel great in your hand. We also considered pulls from rejuvenation but didn't like the styles they had as much. Both places have easy return policy's too.

just remember you're going to touch these multiple times a day. We didn't go nuts but to us this wasn't a place to cut corners.

Thanks banana suit. This is not a new build. We are replacing existing hardware so we need to do two pulls. I definitely don't want to cut corners. I want relatively high end hardware. I just need some help wading through al the offerings.

Do you have a period house and/or kitchen? If you do I would start looking at places that cater to that style and buy a few things you like from places with good return policies. If touch isn't a big sense for you you can probably get away with something a little less and expensive and more basic.

Top Knobs are made in the USA and most are brass. I would use the 3" Tuscan Bronze because it's brass. The others are zinc alloy. I like the simplicity and solidness of the mushroom knob with soapstone.

If you want an alternative line, I'm happy with our Schaub pulls. They range from $9 to $35, depending on the cup pull and finish, with ones similar to the Top Knobs right around $17.

When I was helping GF redo her kitchen, while we loved the look of cup pulls, she was totally skeeved out by them as who knows what's in there. Given how many times I have to wipe sticky fingers off the fridge door handles, I'm glad I didn't get them.

Thanks for the feedback. Annie, I get the sticky fingers issue, but now it's just me and DH and he is very well-trained. Also, I totally agree about not buying before feeling. I have seen the Top Knobs in person and I like them. Will check out the Schaub if they are in a local showroom. And then, it will be time to just make a decision already because the backsplash is the next one....

I have natural cherry cabinets and just decided to replace my mushroom knobs. I really liked the looks of mushroom knobs, but found that they did not protect the cabinet from my husbands fingers. Our last house had similar knobs and the finish around the knobs was worn and scratched. I chose these Hickory knobs because of the 1 1/4 projection, the roomier space behind the knob to fit your fingers and the 1 inch back plate to help keep fingers off the cabinet doors. They are a comfortable knob. cab knob

They look a lot better in person than they do in the picture and I found them at a local store. They can be had online for a lot less.