Chicago Faucet is also an option.

Our drawers are 27.5" wide and I used one 3" cup pull in the center of the drawer, but sometimes I feel like we pull pretty hard to open the 2 lower drawers that hold the pots/pans. We tried to avoid wider drawers because I didn't want to go with 2 cup pulls per drawer (knowing our kids would never use both pulls at the same time and would end up tweaking the drawers). If we would've had any 36" wide drawers, I think I would have gone with two 3" cup pulls per drawer because the long bars were too modern of a look in our kitchen. We don't have polished nickel (ours are Antique Pewter) - so can't really weigh in on the cleanup aspect. Our kids leave sticky gross finger prints on everything in the kitchen so I find I do a lot of daily wiping of knobs/pulls/cabinets/appliances anyway.

I would try the Top Knobs website (www.topknobs.com). They will send you samples for $5.00 each. Cheaper than buying one each at regular price. You can find them cheaper elsewhere on the internet if you like the sample.

So... I've made many a mistake since the hurricane swallowed my home. One was not buying semi-custom cabinets. Anyway... regarding the exterior hardware, I have a 'projection' issue in the stove area. The picture has changed since I posted above, we nixed a drawer so we could get a rev-a-shelf item in. The problem is, when I pull the perpediucular drawer or cabinet door open, I will hit the pull. So I need a super low projection on at least two drawers. I know you can buy flush pulls / recessed pulls, but the contractor won't do that at this point. Thankfully, there are websites that let you sort by projection, so hopefully I'll get some handles on this kitchen pretty soon. I'm not too confident in my contractors tile skills and he puts my gorgeous backsplash in this week. I have another thread discussing trying to match a glossy white pencil trim of one brand, to the backsplash itself (someone said it'll never really match) or using a few pieces of schluter, where needed. Sigh.