huntedINTERIOR: My Favorite Cabinet Hardware Sources

I find this to be most true in high use spaces: kitchens, bathrooms, dressers… especially dressers in kid’s rooms or for those of you with tough husbands.  For these areas I look for a solid body, meaning one solid knob or pull with the only other part being the screw that attaches them to the drawer or cabinet.  Nothing that can potentially come apart into multiple pieces or parts.  This will automatically extend the chances of longevity for your pulls.

For example, we used these knobs & these pulls in #ProjectFamJam’s kitchen last year.

Tip 2 // Go ahead, get fancy.

There are some absolutely beautiful knobs out there.  Special decorative pieces that can stand alone and almost become a piece of art.  For these knobs, I recommend using them in places that don’t see much physical action, but look good just being there.  For example, I used these gorgeous quartz knobs in our living room.  This is a removable panel that hides all of our tv components.  Because we have installed some inferred cables for our equipment, we no longer need to access this space for our components anymore.  This gets opened maybe once every few months, but is right in the middle of the living room.  So this was the perfect opportunity to showcase some killer knobs.