Anonymous
10/07/2014 21:32
Subject: Kitchen cabinet hardware -- what do you suggest that won't look dated in 5 yrs
Anonymous wrote:Does it really matter if it looks dated in a few years? Cabinet hardware is relatively cheap and easy to switch out-so I'd just go with whatever you like right now. If it feels passé in a few years you can update it then.
It matters if you add another hole for the hardware so that you have to have hardware with two screws rather than one... a certain choice now can limit choices in the future.
Anonymous
10/07/2014 21:06
Subject: Kitchen cabinet hardware -- what do you suggest that won't look dated in 5 yrs
Does it really matter if it looks dated in a few years? Cabinet hardware is relatively cheap and easy to switch out-so I'd just go with whatever you like right now. If it feels passé in a few years you can update it then.
Anonymous
10/07/2014 19:04
Subject: Kitchen cabinet hardware -- what do you suggest that won't look dated in 5 yrs
I am considering having cabinets painted white (they are orangy oak now). Counters are black/brown granite -- nothing special. Back splash is some kind of tile in beige/off white tones -- not shiney. Your basic boring kitchen... so yes, painting the cabinets white is an upgrade.
Now, for the question -- what kind of knobs would be good? Currently we have circular silver/nickle colored knobs. I've seen the verticle pulls (thin bar with two screws attaching to the cabinet)... they seem contemporary, but will they look dated in a few years?
What would you suggest to make just a little statement of being fresh and classic, but not trendy?
Now, for the question -- what kind of knobs would be good? Currently we have circular silver/nickle colored knobs. I've seen the verticle pulls (thin bar with two screws attaching to the cabinet)... they seem contemporary, but will they look dated in a few years?
What would you suggest to make just a little statement of being fresh and classic, but not trendy?