I like the 4th...does it come in B SS...does that mean brushed stainless?

Are your shelf brackets ORB or cast iron? If so, I'd go with the ORB Bistro. You need to bring some of that metal into the otherwise all white side of the kitchen for a bit of continuity.

@Herbflavor: That is the "Dakota Wire pull" and it only comes in "soft iron" "burnished amber," "rustic pewter" and "chestnut." And I was mistaken and the finishes I ordered for the 3rd and 4th was in "rustic pewter."

https://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod1283097&categoryId=cat1512023

Abby cat: I really like the ORB on your cabinet.

Townlakes: Yes, the brackets are cast iron. I will put it against the cabinets on sink wall after my husband gets home to see how it looks.

I would do a dark pull on the large drawers, and a clear glass knob on the glass cabinets.

I like a soft black metal with your tile. I liked the Dakota Wire Pull the best until I looked at it on the website. It's a little too rustic and I don't like the chunky feet.

Spritz is definitely too modern.

I would keep looking. People have used Top Knobs in the past. I like their Lily pull.

https://www.topknobs.com/products/knobs-pulls/tk824blk-lily-pull-6-5-16-inch-c-c.html

maybe you should ask yourself what feel do you have for the space in the context of your home, which can't be known by looking at one picture. I do not feel you have a rustic kitchen at all, therefore don't envision the heavy iron look. I like your space, but feel it is sophisticated, interesting and yet "light" in a way...really nice. I would go for a lighter feel with the hardware, in scale and material....the space has character, and heavy iron pulls are not needed...in fact would be out of place in my opinion.

You have a very cute kitchen and an even cuter helper!

I agree with herbflavor, your kitchen does not look rustic to me. I would like to see a dark or black handle on your cabs, as your b/s seems to have dark grey or black in it? Can't really tell on my monitor.

These are from Ikea. I really like the first one. I think it would look great with Shaker cabs and fits both modern and more traditional kitchens.

I'd combine it with the square glass knobs on the glass uppers that luckyblueyes suggested, it would look great in combination with the simple black handles on the base cabs.

For a more traditional/rustic feel, but a bit less chunky look than Mayfower's pic:

I don't have a comment about the handles - just wanted to say I love your kitchen!! Great job!

Hi Jade --

I agree with those who say a darker tone on the handles would help tie them to your gorgeous backsplash. Yet I wouldn't go TOO dark due to the overall light feeling in your kitchen (also mentioned above).

Quite the tightrope!

I'd search using keywords like pewter, blackened nickel (not black nickel, though), antique nickel or pewter etc.

Pottery Barn has the Ella in "vintage pewter" and while it's hammered it's more refined than rustic to my eye -- at least going off their photos.

Good luck!

I'm going to have to go against the tide and say I liked the more silver handle (second one down with helper) as I think it went more smoothly with the marble. Beyond that I'd say go with the most comfortable pull.

Although I'm just noticing those wrought iron brackets.

I also use photos to help make decisions - maybe have your cute helper do it again but from a little further back and then from exactly the same angle?

I don't know if this will help but in the end I chose pulls that I LOVE even though I knew other ones looked slightly better and I don't regret it.

Hello Jade! I agree with using a darker pull, but using a clear glass knob on the upper cabinets. ! Century has many collections that would look great in your kitchen!

Click here to see some great items to check out!

I also agree with herb. These are from Rejuvenation. They come in 5 finishes. This is Burnished Antique, but they have brass, polished and brushed nickel, orb.

These considerations above are the same I go back and forth and can't seem to make up my mind. Gosh, I didn't know deciding on handles would be so difficult! :)

@ Mayflower: I am actually leaning towards the dakota wire pull in antique pewter. I like it because it is dark, but not "too" dark, like ORB. I looked at tons of white kitchens on pinterest and while I like black and ORB there, here in my home I feel it pops against the white cabinets and the overall feeling of the kitchen too much.

@Herbflavor: Thanks for the compliments on my kitchen. That is what I was going for/wanted - a airy, light kitchen with a farm feel to it. But not too "farmy" if you get my meaning. I feel like a light hardware finish would make the kitchen even more "airy and light" (polished nickel) and love the look of it on pictures. Matter of a fact, I was almost certain I was going to choose the bistro handle in PN, but then, when I put it against the the cabinet in my kitchen, I didn't like it. I thought it was too chunky/big and shiny.

@Pippabean: Thanks:) My little helper is great and has lots of opinions - she thinks herself and artist and because of that, her opinions is the one that should matter....lol Actually some of her opinions are good - she told me the kitchen had too much blue and need some other colors:)

The backsplash is a portuguese tile I took forever to find and I am so happy with it. It makes me smile every time I look at it because it reminds me of my home country and, mostly, of my grandma (she was Portuguese) who was fantastic! They are blue and white.

On the other walls, I have simple subway tiles by Fireclay in Tusk color.

Thanks again everyone!

Your backsplash didn't photograph as a bright royal blue!

I still think the Dakota pull is way too rustic in the pewter. Did you look at Top Knobs? They have a lot of pulls that come in pewter. Here's a simple pull in antique pewter.

https://www.topknobs.com/products/knobs-pulls/m1187-charlotte-pull-6-inch-c-c.html

They also have more elaborate styles that would bring the "pretty" in to complement the backsplash. Their stuff is really nice in person.

@Mayflower: I am looking at top knobs right now - thanks for the suggestion:) I put the Dakota in rustic pewter against my cabinets again (with the help of masking tape since my helper is at school atm) and looked from far away and didn't like it.

I also looked at more pictures on line and at my pin boards for my inspiration pictures and again and again the pictures of kitchens that most appealed to me and made me linger were the ones with light hardware.

I had posted this question about cabinet hardware for my kitchen when it was only partially done and most people, like on this post, suggested dark hardware because they think the kitchen lacks "color" on the bottom half.

However, when I look at pictures of white kitchens with black or ORB pulls/knobs, the hardware is the first thing that pops in the picture. I think the contrast of dark and white is beautiful, but not particularly for my kitchen. I don't want the hardware that calls too much attention because I think it would distract too much. I already have plenty going on with a whole wall covered with that backsplash, plus my pantry on the breakfast area is painted royal blue.

I think I have to go back to basics and remember what I liked most about the kitchens that inspired me at the beginning.

These inspiration photos are two of my favorite kitchens. The first because it is blue and white, and rustic, but classic. The second because it is so airy, light and inviting...

Sometimes when I'm stuck it's because I would be better off in a totally different direction. I'm not sure what surprise solution might be under the surface for you, but does the idea of pattern on the pulls appeal to you? Or, if you're adding color, a color?

The tile is global - what if the pulls were more global in feeling? My kitchen is a mess and I'm not saying my pulls are the answer for your space but just showing them might spark an idea for you - warm brass? Patterns? Global or artisanal, with a lot of personality?

I'm wondering if maybe the pulls are too 'snappy' and clean cut looking for the tile? Maybe you don't need rustic or tailored but something with a soulful feeling to them?

Maybe something warm and organic?

I'd actually prefer light hardware for your kitchen. (That's why I posted the other finishes for the pull I posted. :)

I really love the ' glass knobs with some smaller polished nickel pulls' look of your last photo. It sounds like you're working along herb's suggestion of getting in touch with the look/feel you want. It'll be gorgeous.

Thanks Barncatz:) At this point, I have decided I will use Aubrey or Ephram from RH in polished nickel. I saw breezegirl's kitchen and I love the look of her hardware - I think it would go very nice here. The Ephram option is in case ultimately I don't like the hardware exposed.

I also like the one from PB A LOT! But I have a $200.00 credit from RH and I would like to use it now - there is nothing else there I want to buy....

Zellycat - Those knobs are nice, but are not much my style. But thanks:)