A pewter or grey-silver hardware would work well with the granite.

@oliviag55, I am open to anything. So if you have one in mind please do share. Thank you

@oliviag55, I looked it up and problably will exclude it. I think it might be a good option for the glass cabinets but not the bases. Thanks

Satin Nickel would look really nice, as would oil rubbed bronze...really depends on the rest of your house and furnishings/finishes

My vote would be oil rubbed bronze as well.

Can you school me more, full push is hardwareless, correct? Also, my island will be a different color to contrast the lighter cabinets, what colors would look good? I’m thinking to type oily teal/blue. Thank you again.

Oil rubbed bronze or black. The more I think about it, I'm leaning towards black.

As far as the island goes, hard to say. What color will your floor be?

Floor will be light gray

I really like the Top Knobs Normandy Collection in Black, but what is the style of the adjoining rooms? Is the kitchen visible from the adjoining rooms? If they are very modern or contemporary in feel, then the Normandy collection might be quite right. Then I would suggest the Mercer or Nouveau collections. Mixing Mercer pulls with Normandy knobs on the uppers can work too.

What are you thinking of for the lighting?

Will you be tiling the backsplash? If you will, think about if you want the (typically standard) 3 " granite backsplash and then tile above, or if you want to tile directly to the countertop. The former used to be the norm. More recently, the latter has become preferred by many as they feel it is a cleaner look. Check out pictures of both ways and decide what you want. Your installer needs to know this to ensure they fit the slab more cleanly to the wall if you will tile to the counter. If they are putting the (thicker than tile) granite backsplash, they do not have to be as precise.

@localeater, thank you so much. No, the kitchen is not visible from the other rooms. I didn’t give much thought about the lighting, perhaps replacing the current old ceiling light with something newer, Would recess lights would work? Adding a backsplash tile, but thinking about doing all tile. I agree it would have a more cleaner look.

I would go white/cream or black on the island. Pick a metal to match both or keep style the same and alter colors for hardware.

Since some grays read cool, and others warm, I would get one that reads warm for your floor, since your cabinets are on the warmer side. Then look at various shades of cream/beige/white for the island, which all again, can go either way, but need to go warm. I know this probably isn't helping as much as you'd like. Maybe consult a kitchen designer. They can steer you towards the right colors. ;)

Actually, no 3 in granite backsplash. The installer confirmed that his quote didn’t include it. Regardless, I liked the tile option better. As far as the outlets, I don’t think they will be problematic. I’m keeping them where they currently are and replace them with new covers.

I think your choices look great, bachelor or not. Beautiful cabinets and granite! What pattern is that?

I vote black hardware and a cream color on the island. Do you have a pic of the flooring you could share? Also, do you have a wall color selected? I’m thinking the same cream on the walls and island might work well without bringing i too many colors.

Renovation hasn’t begun, I will keep the current floor as is but eventuality I will do all hardwood. Might repaint the room as well. Appliances will be all stainless steel

Agree with others that your cabinet and countertop choices will look very nice together. They're traditional and classic. Keep in mind the overall look of the hardware. If you go with dark like black or ORB, you'll have dots or lines across your beautiful stained doors. Pick the one you'll find least offensive. I believe Palimpsest suggested silver or grey because it will blend in better.

What are you doing with the range and hood? Do they function well? If so, I hope you find a good home for them. :)

When you have a granite with such bold movement, and you're also planning on contasting the island with a different finish, it might be best not to add more patterns to the room. You get a dot, dot linear look around the room with dark hardware (as mentioned by the poster above me) that might really make the room overly busy, especially since everything is on just 2 walls. I'd choose to put the emphasis on the major players in the kitchen and let the hardware blend in a bit with the silver/nickel/pewter tones as mentioned by several posters. I like bronze hardware and have used it a lot but in my last kitchen with stained cabs I chose one that wouldn't take away from the bold movement of my soapstone and cabinet grain. It is a wonderful design, rich finish but didn't compete. I cannot believe the number of guests that used to comment on them! Usually we don't get comments on hardware...lol. Pix above.

@zmith, yeah both range and hook work great, for an old stove it has lot of bells and whistles. I have someone will take them out of my hands and/if not I’ll donate them.

Melissa, that looks really nice, but what do you all think about these?

pewter in finish

What about the island? Would a darker color blend well with the cabinets?

Like this?

oh yes, the black or espresso will look great.

Also try weathered nickel it is warmer than pewter and will match both the stained cabinets and the dark island without standing out too much like the solid finishes.

Will do! Thanks

Since you've chosen such a traditional design in your cabinets and countertop, why not try Century Hardware's classically beautiful Belvedere knobs and pulls? Regent Bronze or Champagne Gold would stand out nicely against the wood color and either one would compliment the shades of gold and browns in your countertop! https://www.houzz.com/collections/centuryamerica

First pick would be the Century Hardware pulls. I also like your second choice on the cognac door.