Thanks everyone for your replies. I did as you suggested, gooster, and taped them to the cabinets. Surprisingly, they looked MUCH different on the cabinets than they do sitting on a counter top. I did not even notice that the tops had a convex curve to them ... I thought they were straight! And unfortunately, the light reflecting off them really accentuates the curve and it is not quite the look I was going for. So, it is back to the drawing board for me. For anyone else going through the knob/pull selection process, actually putting them up on the cabinet is extremely helpful. Even when my DH held them up to the cabinets, I did not notice that the top edge was curved outwards. Yes, they are still lovely pulls, just not the pulls for me. Sigh.

If the drawer hardware is good you can likely get away with just one pull. Live with it awhile and see how hard the drawers are to open and close. If you find the drawers to hard to open and close after they are loaded up, you can try better drawer hardware if you have decided the appearance is acceptable with a single pull. Older houses often had no real drawer hardware, just wooden drawers on wooden rails. Large drawers often needed two pulls to even get them open.

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.

Is there a general rule / guideline on the placement of cabinet hardware? How do you handle different size cabinets? My cabinet drawers range in width from 23 1/2 to 28 1/2. They have an inset which is where the handle pulls will be placed. I've included a couple of photos.