Five Favorite Etsy Stores- Cabinet Pulls to Revive a Dresser
I want to keep highlighting amazing makers in the US, and I feel like my Etsy links can get caught in the more mainstream shuffle. So starting a series to focus on the greatest stuff we have found.
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You can buy a dresser for hundreds of dollars. You can buy a cheap dresser that falls apart in a couple of years so you just have to shell out money again. Or you can buy a used dresser from Goodwill or an antiques store and a set of new knobs, and you will bring it back to life for super cheap. That sounds like a winner to me. Here are a couple of pulls I really love from Etsy.
aVintageParcel (Minnesota) These are made from Hamilton printing press drawers, and they look so cool. Also check out Pebbles and Sticks (Idaho) for vintage cabinet pulls.
DaRosa (Canada) makes all sorts of knobs, mostly out of recycled items like legos or these hot wheels pulls. I am obsessed. Not only are they eco-friendly because they re-use items for a new purpose, they would also be perfectly genius in a kid's room. They also have insects, birds, all sorts of cool pulls. Check them out.
Hollow Creek Welding (Texas) makes pulls and knobs that are beautiful but also really tough looking. These square ones might be perfect if you have a rustic but modern style.
Forge Hardware Studio (Florida) is the perfect stop if you are looking for streamlined and modern hardware. Everything looks really clean, and they have a bunch of different materials. Hook and Knob (Florida) has modern knob as well, with a more feminine aesthetic.
Lakehouse Treasury (Ohio) sells these beautiful stone cabinet knobs. I just think these are so gorgeous, and would look great anywhere that is near the water. I also think the smoothness and neutral colors lend themselves to more sophisticated and natural designs.
Want even more eco-friendly and local shopping inspiration? Check out my Giant List of Ethical and Eco-Friendly Shopping Lists.
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