We used these in our kitchen, and these knobs are the biggest cabinetry splurge we’ve made (like ever).
I would say that if you like a touch of vintage, you can’t go wrong with any of these (all spherical) options! 1. In our kitchen, I really embraced aged brass hardware, which was the perfect way to add some vintage-like style to a more modern space. There are definitely good and bad examples of aged brass knobs. It’s made of zinc and plated in brass, which I guess explains the fair price, but you wouldn’t know just from holding it. This price is nearly too good to be true! I might actually prefer the more pinkish undertones of this round knob to the second one.
They’re made of solid brass, just slightly smaller and a slightly “greener” tone. When the rejuvenation knob is sold out, I use my second favorite round knob, which is what we used in our closet renovation. My only critique is that it’s frequently sold out, which leads me to my second favorite ball-shaped knob. We used it in both the study and our last bathroom, and I’m certain we’ll use it again because it remains to be a classic. It’s solid unlacquered brass, and it’s the perfect size, shape, and brass finish. I love how it looks and feels, and it’s typically my go-to knob shape.įrom left to right. I’m pretty partial to a ball-shaped knob–a sphere, if you will. It’s worth noting that we were shocked at the substantial weight of all of these. To break it down even more, we categorized them all by likeness. The good news is that we found some really stunning hardware that aren’t much of a splurge at all.
Gorgeous hardware can make your “ self-painted,” or IKEA cabinets look like a million bucks. One of my biggest design tips when it comes to stretching a renovation budget is to save money on your cabinetry and splurge on the hardware. Antique Brass Cabinet Knob $21 (set of 4)
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