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One of the easiest ways you can refresh a space is by swapping out the hardware. There are hundreds of places that offer doorknobs, cabinet pulls, towel rings, and entryway knockers, but sifting through them can be a full-time job. So, we simply look to where designers are shopping, and it turns out a lot of them are going to the exact same source: Rocky Mountain Hardware.
We first spotted the decades-old brand’s hardware in an art director’s L.A. home. Suddenly, we realized every pro we knew was using the USA-made bronze pieces. Nashville-based designer Lori Paranjape brought some drama to a bright and airy kitchen with long black handles; Clive Lonstein topped off a warm wood storage nook with an equally sleek grip; and Molly Kid touted the company as one of her top two sources for hardware.
That’s more than enough of an endorsement for us. While you’ll have to find a local dealer to check out the goods in person and get the low-down on pricing, we pulled some of our favorite eye candy below.
The Rectangular Entry Set
Have you ever seen a prettier doorknob? This one looks like a piece of art, meaning your dinner guests will be impressed before they even walk in the door.
The Ophelia Cabinet Pull
This organically shaped knob comes in 12 different finishes, meaning there is definitely something that will match your vibe. Opt for something that contrasts the color of your door if you want to make a statement (think: silver against black paint or silicon bronze light against white).
Kennet Grip
This sculptural handle would spice up a boring IKEA wardrobe or simple white oak pantry cabinet.
The Detour Toilet Paper Holder
Swap out your landlord special TP holder for something a little more functional (we love that the ledge is the perfect size for setting down your phone).
The Cirque Towel Ring
The towel ring is an unsung space for personalization. Do it justice with a graphic towel, like Autumn Sonata’s Alma option or Baina’s checkered Josephine towel.