I moved into a senior apartment and I'm having a hard time gripping the kitchen cabinets with no knobs. Any suggestions?

Be sure to tell them the apartment is wonderful, because knowing the law is not going to make you their favorite resident. imo.

Argument is called: ADA compliance.
If you rent to the public, your building must be ADA compliant.

AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT in the U.S.

Do just that. A suction cup, of the type that you can hang kitchen towels off, won't damage the surfaces but should be enough to support your grip on the door. A good temporary measure.

Meanwhile - I'm sorry, I'm seeing red so I may sound icily polite - how does the manager suggest you solve the problem of being unable to use your own kitchen that you have paid for comfortably?

And what moron came up with this design?

Ikea sells drawer pulls called Blankett that attach on the inside of the cabinet (no holes on the outside). They are not a knob, but do provide a lip to grab. Perhaps you could see if they are willing to accept that as a compromise?

I cannot imagine you are the only person who is having a problem with this.

I like the Command idea. The large ones are made in silver and white. Put the on upside down. When you move they are very easy to remove.

I believe the reason for no knobs on the kitchen cabinets is for safety reason. Clothing can catch onto the knobs. I've had that happen to me, and almost fell.

As for no furniture in front of the windows.... the only thing I can think is that management wants to make the window space clear so that a firefighter can easily enter the windows without falling on the furniture in a smoky room. That is just my guess.

I also found a prettier type of stick-on knob that is meant for applying to mirrors and glass.  There are quite a few shapes available, if you scroll down on the link.  However, I think you'd want to just buy one and test it on a piece of wood first, to see if they are removable (so you're not in violation of your rental agreement). Usually stick-on glues can be loosened with a warm hair dryer....and then make sure the residue is removable as well (try Goo Gone - if that doesn't work nothing will). 

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I was in Ikea the other day, trying to open a kitchen cabinet. In this model, you press the cabinet and it pops open. Is that perhaps what you have?

Barb, I wish they would open if you press on them. I did discover that I can grip the bottom and they open easier but it's hard to do that on the bottom cabinets. Glad I have a food pantry so I don't have that problem accessing my food.

There is a brand of hangers/hooks that are held in place by a removable adhesive backing strip. Some of the plastic hooks are fairly large. If you can get to a hardware or home improvement store you might find a size that you could use.
You may have seen one of their commercials.
A large plastic hook with some kind of a hair band or the handle of a kitchen tool might assist you.