I am a details person. I love little knick-knacks and those small things that make a statement. As a prime example, I have way too many brass lions because I just can’t stand to leave one behind at thrift stores. I think all those little details really help to set a space apart and even…
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Door Upgrade in a Day
*This post is sponsored by Schlage®, however all opinions and over-thinking of design ideas are 100% mine. I’ve been decorating and DIYing for a little over a decade now and the one thing that still surprises me sometimes is how much impact a simple paint job and a hardware switch can have on a space. Two…
DIY Selenite Knobs: Super Easy, Super Cheap, Super Pretty
During our staycation two weeks ago due to the hurricane, we visited the Land of the Gnomes.
Its not really the land of the gnomes, but that’s what I like to call it. I’ll tell you all about it in another post…
At every staycation stop, we let the circus get something from the gift shop to attempt and make up for not going to the beach.
Ok, I wanted something from just about every gift shop too.
In the Land of the Gnomes gift shop, I found a display of stones and gems.
They were pretty. And shiny.
Therefore, I was immediately sucked in.
Mainly because they were shiny.
After deliberating 10 minutes about which stones to buy and what I could do with them, I finally settled on a few small bars of selenite.
And I came home and made the prettiest, and cheapest, hardware knobs you ever did see…
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How to Cover Old Hardware Holes
Want to change the location of hardware in your cabinet doors or on another piece of furniture but don’t know what to do about those old holes? It’s actually an easy fix! Here’s how to fill holes in wood….
How to Restore Hardware in 5 Minutes
I am kicking myself, y’all.
Kicking myself.
I’ve spray painted and Rub ‘N Buffed so many pulls and knobs over the years – I had no idea how to clean them.
Don’t get me wrong – there are sometimes when you want a bold colored knob, but sometimes I just want that hardware restored to its former glory.
I had no clue how to restore hardware to its former glory though.
Until a few weeks ago.