I definitely think you should add hardware. In fact, I rarely see cabinets like yours without hardware (also not sure how you open your cabinets and drawers without it, but apparently you can). I only see cabinets without hardware on ultra modern cabinets. Hardware will help finish the whole look, and there are so many amazing choices these days. Take a look at pics on Houzz to get some ideas.

Yes, add hardware. You will get use out of it, and it will look better (ie, more "finished") when you go to sell.

When I enlarge your photos to get a better look at the door profile/trim, things get a but blurry. Do you have a flat area other than the center part that is wide enough for a knob/pull? If not, you might need to look at finger pulls.

Hi Rantontoo

here is a closer look of the cabinets.

I honestly havent found any hardware I like. I did see some marble and gold hardware but they wont go with these cabinets. Then I ran into some clear quartz pull drawer hardware but I think it may be too much.

Your house reminds me a bit of my own (which is also in Texas). The builder didn't install hardware on any of our cabinets either (kitchen or bath), so we did it ourselves and it really makes a huge difference. I think cabinets look so unfinished without it, and you will find that having hardware will help extend the life of your paint, which can look grubby quickly when cabinets are being touched directly by fingers day in and day out.

The outside rim of the door profile look curved, are they? If yes, I do not think regular knob/pull hardware will look appropriate. Finger pulls would work. The drawers are not an issue.

I think your cabinets look great as is. I would not do hardware.

I actually think the gold would add a nice accent. Maybe one of these options.

Mother of Pearl Round Drawer Knob Gold Details, Mother of Pearl · More Info

Yeah, Ashley - I'm in the DFW area too, and know what you mean.

I've heard it said that cabinetry hardware is like jewelry -- the finishing touch. I agree! If you find something you like, see if you can find it in bulk on Amazon, Wayfair, Overstock, etc. I'm thinking ours came from Wayfair - and we needed a lot of pulls, since we did all cabinets in the house at the same time. They were less expensive bought in bulk on that site than purchased at the individual price where we first saw them advertised.

Yes to hardware. Plus it will make your cabinets look nicer longer. I have an entry-level/rental condo and the previous owners did not have hardware on the cabinets. The corners (especially the upper cabinets near the sink) are worn more than the rest due to wet hands opening the doors by the corners.

Yours are nice and new, you want to help keep them looking that way--plus it dresses them up/adds a lot for a small amount of $.

Install a simple stainless hardware piece. The oils of your skin will slowly change the color and or scratch the finish on them. I think after a while you will become annoyed at the awkwardness of having to bend your fingers in order to open a door and God forbid a heavy drawer full of items.

Great! Can't wait to see after pics of whatever you decide! :)

I am obviously not expressing what I think I see well.

How about this....Run your hands across the entire front of a door. Obviously, the center raised part of the door is flat, but are the other, narrower raised parts of the profile near outer door edges flat like the center or are they curved/rounded?

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