I got mine from Landmark Metalcoat who has alot of different finishes. My accents were silver because that is what I thought looked best with the backsplash tile. I didn't really want much of an accent. lol More of a subtle look. Here is a pic of my accents. Here is a link that might be useful: Landmark Metalcoat

We actually had these in our old kitchen--I really liked them in use, in spite of not liking the photo much. (OP's selling agent chose them; ours were from 2007 so not sure if the style has changed at all.) The knobs were very comfortable in your hand. I would happily have reused them had they gone with our new kitchen--they are the one ORB item I really liked in the space, because they developed a lovely patina, unlike the faucet in the photo, which had chunks of steel showing through... (And in fact, if you do go with them and need some extras, send me an email--I think we saved ours!) Here's our old kitchen with a mix of the knobs and pulls (excuse the falling-apart cabinets!) P.S. Oh, and I just noticed you're thinking of installing these in the reverse--knobs on doors and pulls on drawers. I *loved* having these pulls on our doors, and in our new kitchen we skipped knobs all together and used pulls everywhere. So that might be another solution for you! This post was edited by artemis78 on Sun, Feb 24, 13 at 16:43

Personally, I really don't care for matchy-matchy anything. Just as I would never match the fabric on my curtains with more than anything else in the room save for a couple throw pillows, I don't feel the need to match the finish on my lights with those on my cabinet hardware, doorknobs, etc. I do like them to be in the same family, though. For example, in my dining room I recently bought a wrought iron and crystal chandelier with a dark brown finish. The hardware on my buffet is a somewhat lighter brown, and my switch plates are of yet another brownish metal finish. Honestly, even if I wanted to match everything, I couldn't, unless maybe if I wanted everything in brass (which I don't care for anyways)-some things just don't come in an exact finish that one has prepicked. Sometimes I might even throw something with a black finish in there just for a twist. I am thinking of purchasing an upstairs hallway light that I really like in a black finish, even though nothing else up there has a black finish-I think it will look fine. I would characterize my decorating style as traditional decorator with a strong eclectic twist, btw. Anna C.

I don't think you need pendants, and I would be trying to figure out how I was going to highlight the penny wall. But if you do go with pendants I would go with mini warehouse-style, green enamel or copper brass look. Or go on Etsy and get some that look like decanters or liquor bottles.