Today we're talking about a design detail that seems small, yet plays an import role in the overall look of your home. In our followup post (aka Part II), we'll be giving you tips for successful installation.
Knobs and pulls come in many sizes, shapes, styles, and materials. The selection can seem overwhelming. We scoured home improvement stores, specialty hardware stores, and the internet, looking for the ones that best suited not only #QuinceCottageStyle but also our budget.
We love the play of sparkle against rustic, so we chose two different knob/pull styles for our kitchen.
Here's the agrarian-industrial pull. The two part construction gives it a really authentic look.
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| Amerock Pull from coolknobsandpulls(dot)com |
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| Amerock pulls © Rhiann Wynn-Nolet |
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| Amerock pull © Rhiann Wynn-Nolet |
And here's the blingy glass knob from knobdeals(dot)com. They are real glass, which DOES make a difference, both in feel and appearance. They were definitely worth the princely sum of $3.95 each!
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| Glass knobs © Rhiann Wynn-Nolet |
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| Glass knob © Rhiann Wynn-Nolet |
We just love this look! It plays really well with our island pendant lights too, don't you think?
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| Island Pendants © Rhiann Wynn-Nolet |
Here's a closer look at those beauties.
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| Island pendants © Rhiann Wynn-Nolet |
And here are two views of our kitchen's off-white cabinetry...
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| Our kitchen © Rhiann Wynn-Nolet |
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| Our kitchen © Rhiann Wynn-Nolet |
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| Our kitchen © Rhiann Wynn-Nolet |
Yes, that brick backsplash/wall isn't quite complete, it needs mortaring, but when it's done, we'll blog all about it!
And in case you were missing the doggies, here they are taking a break from supervising the neighborhood...
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| Daisy and Buster © Rhiann Wynn-Nolet |
Thank you for stopping by, we hope you'll come again soon!
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