Actually, the trend is all pulls, for a more uniform look. Pulls are more ergonomic, and do a much better job of keeping fingers away from the door and drawer fronts.

On the otherhand…what does it matter what’s ”in” or not. Get what appeals to you. It’s your kitchen.

I like pulls in lieu of knobs. Lots of relatives talked me out of knobs, saying they can get caught on clothing. Look at lots of photos on Houzz to see what hardware appeals to you. Kitchen hardware is like jewery for your cabinetry.

I hate knobs because they look like little dots on everything, especially since most people don't get them to blend in. I opted for a pulls that matched my cabinets.

Knobs or pulls, it's your preference. I have had both and prefer knobs.

Some high-end kitchen designers are combining pulls and knobs in their kitchens. They either do pulls on the base cabinets and knobs on the uppers, or do pulls on the drawers and knobs on the doors. Some just mix it up according to how their eye thinks it looks good. Having both is aesthetically interesting with some creativity, and it also makes choosing sizes a little easier. For drawers, the rough rule of thumb cited on this Houzz page is that the pull should be about 1/3 the width of the drawer, so that's a good guideline. But for doors and upper cabinets, you have to do it by eye, so a knob would be easier in that way.

Full disclosure, I currently have pulls on all my cabinets - they came that way, and in a previous kitchen in a previous home, I had all knobs. So I've had experience with both. But for my next kitchen I am doing the combo of pulls and knobs.

I do not agree with the criticisms in this thread about knobs and find them a bit of a stretch, but that's what this forum is about, is differing aesthetic choices. As to catching on clothing, the style of pulls with ends that stick out on each side are the clothes and pocket catchers, not knobs in my experience. In any case, if you put knobs on uppers, that is not a problem (though I don't see it as a problem on base cabinets either).

Have had both. Much prefer the simplicity, less cluttered look…and, ergonomics, of all pulls.

We have both in our kitchen - knobs on doors and pulls on drawers, similar to the photos Miranda33 posted. We do have a more transitional leaning on the traditional side kitchen in style. I think it's a matter of taste, but would probably go more pulls if you are more in the contemporary/modern style.

I am doing all pulls. A must for me was that they have closed ends vs 'stubs' as I find my pockets catch on knobs or stubs of lower cabs in other kitchens, and it bugs me to get caught like that! :)

I appreciate all this feedback. Thank you

I have pulls everywhere except for the small cabinets at the very top.