Bathroom Hardware | HW3 by Seattle Hardware
Looking for a weekend project? New bathroom hardware is a quick, easy and low-cost way to refresh your space; even just updating your cabinet hardware can make all the difference. Luckily, mixed metals are in style, so there is no pressure to match your new bathroom hardware to your vanity lights, faucet or showerhead.
Bathroom Hardware Essentials
Cabinet Pulls – For Cabinet Doors
Knobs – For Drawers
Towel Bar – For Bath Towels
Towel Ring – For Hand Towels
Optional: Robe Hook
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Modern Hardware
Modern hardware styles come in simple geometric shapes with no extra detail or frill. Popular hardware finishes are matte black, satin nickel, chrome, and bronze. Because modern style hardware is uncomplicated, it is easy to mix sizes and finishes without looking chaotic.
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Prelude collection by Seattle Hardware | Robe Hooks, Towel Bars, Towel Rings, and Toilet Paper Holders
Traditional Hardware
Traditional hardware is both functional and decorative with intricate details, complex shapes, and rustic finishes. Coordinating sets are the best way to go when using traditional hardware, or if you’d like to mix styles, try pairing decorative knobs with modern cabinet pulls in the same finish.
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Crystal Hardware
Looking to add a little glam to your bathroom? Crystal hardware is a fun decorative touch that will elevate your style. Our best selling crystal hardware by Seattle Hardware is set in chrome with a simple silhouette and would look great used in a set or paired with modern chrome hardware.
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A Few Unique Ideas
If you have a particular theme in mind for your bathroom but can’t find hardware that fits we have a few creative solutions:
- For a coastal /nautical theme try making your own rope pulls. This simple craft can transform a plain bathroom cabinet into a beach cottage treasure chest.
- To impart a more natural ambiance, why not try polished rocks, sea glass, or minerals as knobs for your cabinetry? They can look extraordinary and unique. Be aware of size and weight, however, and use appropriate strength glue for secure adhesion. Or, try using finish pieces of driftwood for a rural, earthy look. You can attach your earthy embellishments to a simple cabinet knob or a long pull with a flat surface.
- For a personalized touch, try fashioning your own knob design using air clay over your current hardware. You can paint your creative knobs in a fun or glitzy color of your choice.
- The current trend for copper may inspire you to use cut copper piping as drawer pulls. If you are skilled at cutting metal, polished copper pipe pulls can add a dash of industrial glam to your bathroom cabinets or towel bars
Other Considerations
Switching out your existing hardware can take a little additional work if you are changing the length of your cabinet pull. If you are unable to use the existing holes from the original hardware, you will need to patch and paint over the old holes and use a drill to make space for new hardware. Here is a great tutorial from Better Homes & Gardens.
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