Some distressing was done before any Waterlox coats were applied. And a bit of stain was thrown in some of the distressed marks to highlight them prior to Waterlox.

I think you could also find a plain knob to match if you wanted. I wasn't sure about the knobs at first, but I do like them and they feel good to grab.

I don't have a close up of them on my cabs, but here's some pics of my kitchen.

Here you can also see the appliance pulls on my fridge drawers.

Have read some similar threads but still unsure what to do next...

Background, we have off white cabinets, bianco antico coutertop, stainless steel appliance and sink. Yesterday we started working on backsplash and are using daltile basic white subway tiles. it is almost done except those area around the outlets, we have not put the grout yet but just looking at the the backsplash, i think the subway tiles are too white compared to our cabinets.

We did buy white grout but now i am not so sure if i should go with white (do love the all white look though).

My questions are..
1. does the color of the grout make a whole lot of difference? As of now without the grout i already think it is too white, will having white grout make it even whiter? will an off white color make it blend with the cabinets better?
2. Does it even matter my subway backsplash is way whiter than the cabinets?
3. should i rib off the subway and start all over?

For those who have off white cabinets, white subway tiles backsplash, can you post some pictures and tell me what color tile and grout you use? I have seen pictures but as always hard to tell which shade of white.

Thanks in advance for any advice, pictures!!

I worried that our subway tiles wouldn't be the same color as our cabinets, and that the white in the Bianco Antico wouldn't go together somehow. But once it was all installed, the colors blended together just fine.
From your photos, it looks like it will all go together beautifully in your kitchen. Having the different subway tile seems to take the colors in the granite right up to the cabinet creaminess. I like it!
Redroze has written about the creamy hint in her paint color going well with the granite, and the color of her own sink being "off" a bit...but it's still just fine with them, as I recall. People write on this site all the time about not wanting colors to be too "matchy-matchy." I'm sure your own instincts will work for you. Good luck with this! And welcome to the Bianco Antico club. We're a "happy lot" of folks. I love our granite.