Hi, I had posted questions about granite, backsplash etc in the past and folks in this forum were extremely helpful with your suggestions. Thanks a lot!!! Now it is time for some nitty, gritty details. We have maple toffee glaze cabinets, light colored tile floor(more of light coffee color), Giallo Veneziano granite stone(both CT and full backsplash), swanstone black color granite sink, SS faucet, SS appliances. There are tons of options for cabinet hardware and we have no idea what to select. Is there any brand/finish/color that you think would go well for this kitchen? We saw some great deals for satin nickel/venetian bronze finish knobs and pulls but not sure how it will look with the entire setup. Can you pls suggest some cabinet hardware in the low to mid price range? Also, we are thinking of a slightly darker yellow color paint(more towards mustard) for the kitchen. Do you think this would work for this combination? Any other colors you can suggest? Thanks in advance for any suggestions/advice. You guys are great!!!

I agree with the finish but wouldn't get knobs. I have knobs on one of my vanity's and it drives me crazy. The cord on the hairdryer gets caught on it constantly. It also is the perfect height to get stuck on belt loops. Sounds dumb bit it happens more than you'd think! I have bin or cup pulls on my drawers in the kitchen & I like them. I'd do a smooth pull in the bathroom. Not sure if a bin pull would look right in a bathroom.

Yes, the cure time was kind of long with the BM advance too. It takes like a month to really harden. In fact, my hubby had to re-paint two of the grey drawers on my island next to my stools. I had used some leather cleaner and conditioner on the stools and, like a dummy, didn't pay attention to overspray. Of course, to my horror I saw all these weird looking drops all over two of the drawers. What did I do? My next mistake was grabbing a dry microfiber cloth to wipe up the spray (after I tried wiping it with a damp paper towel and the spots didn't go away). To my immediate relief, the spots went away... but then I realized I had actual scratches in the paint!!! It had only cured for about two weeks by this time. Fortunately, hubby was still in the process of painting other parts of the kitchen and he had some of the grey paint left over... so I had to lightly sand it down (just a scratch coat) and he was able to put another layer of paint on the fronts of the two drawers. That time I made SURE to let it cure for a month! LOL! The picture above that shows those drawers on my island were taken after that repair was made. ;)

Hickory Hardware has quite a few styles that come in a variety of lengths. I used their Greenwich Pull in my kitchen. They have 3”, 6” 10” 12” and 18” lengths as well as a knob. I have 10” pulls on all my cabinet doors and I used other sizes on my drawers depending on the width of the drawer. They are available at big box stores and various on line sites. They are reasonably priced and good quality. Mine are 8 years old and the finish is still perfect. Wishing you good luck on your project.