I could really use some advice on where to place the vertical pulls on my upper cabinet doors and the few base cabinets that have doors, rather than drawers. My kitchen is contemporary. The Milano cabinets have slab doors and the pulls are Schaub Classico. I have read that with slab cabinets, the pull should be 2 ½" from the bottom edge and 1 ½" from the opening edge. My husband is using a template, which set the bottom of the pull at just 1 ¼" from the bottom edge. He has already put one pull on and placed it 1" from the opening side edge. I can't decide if this is okay or not. I would have preferred it to be a closer to the 2 ½" and 1 ½" advised, but he did this while I was out. Should we continue with the same placement for the other cabinets? Or should we go to the expense of ordering a new door? I don't know what that would cost, but we paid a fortune for this custom-made Plain and Fancy cabinetry, so I think even one door will be costly. Still better to pay that than spoil the look of the whole kitchen. I'm posting a stock photos of the hardware and cabinet, but I will add photos of our own work-in-progress kitchen later. Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

@Beth Yes, they have it placed at 3” and I was suggesting in my OP to bring it down to 2” - however, based on what you posted it sounds like we could take it even lower/closer to the corner at 1-1/4” up/in, which may be more in line with what we want… clean lines, not making the hardware stand out (except for the pantry, we just like the forged/textured look of that hardware, but that’s an exception)… What do you think of my other suggested changes, per the OP (see below)? - Knobs on upper should be 2” from corner (currently 3”) - Drawer pulls should all be placed towards the top of the drawer, not middle - Lower cabinets should have the pulls placed horrizontal instead of vertical

Don't ever hang anything higher or lower than the door edge. Towards the corners. Consider it being in the middle of the rail (left to right or up and down) Make sure whoever installs uses a jig to ensure consistency

@JAN MOYER Well the holes have been drilled! I showed ur diagram to the workets. I almost delayed them if it hadn't been for you & ( I already been in this trailer waiting to get back home for over a year and a half now) so I honestly couldn't of done this without all of your help ! Thank you for taking the time out of your life to help a complete stranger! The worker here is holding up the hardware here. You can see the cabinets better in this pic ( which I should of shown first ! ) Again I sincerely Thank you I greatly appreciate all of the help ! I hope it's ok since you didn't see the upper cabinets?!