Here are pics of my kitchen to see how the sizing worked out.

Here is a link that might be useful: Thread with my kitchen pics

Breezy,

I am working on my hardware and have the same shaker style fronts. I think I am correct that your "Thirds" rule is based on the width of the inside panel not the full width of the drawer fronts? If these were slab fronts then the pulls would have been wider correct?

Hi Todds. People go either way with the Golden Mean on cabs. You can look at just the inset panel or at the entire drawer front. Before my pulls came, I calculated the entire drawer front, rails and stiles. When I walked around eyeballing which size looked good on which drawer, I changed it up a bit here and there. Just go with what looks good IRL.

If I had slab fronts, my calulcations would be based on the entire drawer. Good thing mine weren't slabs though because my 39" stacks would have needed much longer pulls than I could have afforded! :)

Breezy,

While I am pissed that you got finished with your kitchen first I have to say that your pulls look nice and proportional on your drawer fronts ;).

In your style does the projection and/or thickness of the handle change with the various widths? I am looking at the Hickory Studio style pulls which are square. The thickness of the pulls increases as the width increases. This also affects the projection.

Todds--at me?!? I'm not done! Have you SEEN my thread with pics? Not. Done.

I looked at the pulls you mention. No, mine don't have increased projection with increased pull length. The pulls, whether 3.5" or 8", have the same handle thickness and projection. Love that.

Sounds like you're making good progress though, yes?

breezygirl, what size pull would you have done on a 27 inch drawer if you had that size? (drawer under microwave) A 6 inch or an 8 inch pull? I have shaker cabinets and can't decide what to do with the 27 inch drawer and its pull size.

What are those pulls? They are gorgeous! (as is your kitchen).

I saw on another thread they are the Aubrey pull from Restoration Hardware