BKO was a typo I made in a thread that seems to have caught on. I meant to say TBO (totally bathroom obsessed) but there was a two year old pulling on me, and I hadn't slept, and BKO came out instead. For some reason freaks who are TKO seem to understand that BKO (which makes no sense) means Bath LOL I have mixed finishes in all of my rooms (because I'm BKO AND TKO LOL) In my master bath I have antique gold knobs and gold tone lighting (antique stuff from the 1920's that I restored). The lighting also has browns involved in the design and the faucets are all ORB. The towel bars, hooks etc are all ORB as well. All of the finishes are what I would call "warm" in nature and the colors flow. Chrome would look terrible in that room. In the kitchen I have a SS countertop, fridge, DW and TC. My sinks are SS and the faucets (bar, main and pot filler) are all chrome. My lighting is a mix of antique pieces which have both aluminum (or antique pewter color) and a soft gold highlight on them with amber shades. My stove has both silver and gold on the handles (Lacanche) and my knobs are antique pewter. My other counters are granite with amber running through it prominently and the backsplash is amber as well as the glass in the cabinets. So in that room, I am mixing both gold and silver (warm and cool) tones. In the family bath I have a mix of chrome and brushed nickle. The faucets are chrome, as is the toilet handle and then the other pieces are brushed as are the knobs. The powder room has gold or brass fixtures and knobs. I hate having everything exactly the same except for the most modern of rooms (where that uniformity becomes important in taking individual elements out of the design). So the answer is....LOL you can probably do anything. :oP Does that help???

Can you post the size of the cabinet pulls (measured from the center of each of the two screws in the opened drawer holding them in place)? Only then can we know what could replace them, as your replacement pulls will have to be the same size unless you carefully fill the old holes that will become visible, which isn't always possible even if you work hard at it.depending on the cabinet finish. The knobs of course have only one hole so can be replaced with any knob, as well as with a vertical handle if you drill a new hole. The cabinetry looks quite traditional to me, especially the legs on the island, the crown moulding, and the trim pieces between many of the cabinets. Painting those pieces (and maybe the cabinet frames) a somewhat darker color might help emphasize those elements that visually disappear when they're white. Other possibilities for traditionalizing the look would include adding mullions to the cabinet door glass to give it a colonial look, and working up something nice over the arch window and the concealed exhaust hood. The tiger print backsplash is a bit much for my taste, although it may look much better IRL. Even though it's granite, I'd consider covering it with tiles of some sort.

Hi namarie, if you are considering this fixture please check it out in real life if you can. You might want to see if you would be able to later swap out the bulbs for 60W equivalent LED filaments so that it will be sufficiently bright to work at your island -- shouldn't be too bad since there are only 6. The look of LED filaments seems to be improving quickly. Good luck!

Connie Since you have perimeter cabinets are encasing your stainless steel appliances - then I would go with stainless steel hardware. It sounds like you are drawing attention to the black island as a focal point. For the dramatic effect you could use cooper hardware. Here are a few example pictures displaying what it might look like. I would try to incorporate the cooper color with objects in your kitchen. It could be something as simple as a cooper tea kettle on top of your stove or cooper salt and pepper shakers. cooper pendant lighting with white cabinets VILLAGE DUPLEX cooper pendant lighting with white cabinets [yorkshire construction and maintenance[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/yorkshire-construction-and-maintenance-modern-kitchen-phvw-vp~809257)