online: myknobs.com http://www.myknobs.com/hok1009ss.html 18.6 inches http://www.myknobs.com/po2104ssc.html 18.5 inches http://www.myknobs.com/sircabharsta69.html 16.5 inches http://www.myknobs.com/sircabharsta60.html 38.5 inches NOTE: THIS HAS A CENTER POLE TO ATTACH IT TO THE CABINET http://www.myknobs.com/sircabharsta61.html 40.95" NOTE: HAS A CENTER POLE OR "LEG" TO ATTACH IT http://www.myknobs.com/amharbpstain7.html 33.3" - does NOT have a center pole or "leg" http://www.myknobs.com/arharstainst30.html 39.5", - does NOT have a center pole or "leg" This style doesn't have the ends that poke out and grab your clothes--if you're mounting it higher than hip height, it might not be such a worry. http://www.myknobs.com/sircabharsta93.html 19.35" the D-shaped "staple" type pull http://www.myknobs.com/sircabharsta82.html 17.85" (focus also on whether the measurement is "on center," which I *think* means the distance between the screw holes, or "overall" or "o/a", which is the pull itself regardless of where it attaches) (also, note that these will all attach from the back--as if to a door. If you want to attach to a wall, they may not work well.)

Thanks, I was thinking oval or round. Behind the table is 1/2 a wall which goes to ceiling, the rest is entrance to DR. Next to refrigerator is entrance to laundry/mud room, next to that is entrance to den. One more question: do you think I can use the oak chairs? They are comfortable, I would change the seats. I'm thinking of having a round table made up with an oak base with a formica top (Besalt Slate?) or something similar. Thanks in advance for your help!

I think you can do your plan if you know yourself well - sounds like it as you have had open shelving before. Your present kitchen has a bit more storage then mine, so I can see living without some of it. I do use a pie-safe as a pantry. I personally am glad to have limited space because it keeps me from collecting clutter and dishes / bowls I never use. If you live the same way then your plan should work. The area around the stove will tend to be greasier and need more cleaning then around the sink, so my feeling is I would put shelving on both sides of the window. I did that concept in my basement kitchenette and only use the bottom shelves for dishes and the upper for a few decor or not frequently used items so that only the lower shelves need to be kept supper clean. Another thought is to use some cabinets with glass doors.

I also like Pendleton for a more finished, business look. MaiTai's website is a great resource - especially if you happen to have square scarves. She sells and shows you how to use scarf rings. I have three Hermes scarves which are 35" by 35" and I never quite mastered the art arranging them. But the scarf rings make it much simpler. https://maitaicollection.com/collections/classique-scarf-rings-1 I prefer the type of scarf show in Annie's video. They are more versatile and easier to tie.