Hobby Lobby actually has some neat ones.

Anonymous wrote:What about one of those "recycle" type places where they take demo items and resell them. Bay Area had Urban Ore which was good for that sort of thing. Not sure about DC.

http://urbanore.com/ecopark-store/shop/what-we-sell/

DC has the Brass Knob which is great for this stuff.
http://www.thebrassknob.com

What about one of those "recycle" type places where they take demo items and resell them. Bay Area had Urban Ore which was good for that sort of thing. Not sure about DC.

http://urbanore.com/ecopark-store/shop/what-we-sell/

Here's a thread I started a couple years ago with some suggestions:
http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/301050.page

I have been looking for a while. Here are the best places I have found.

http://www.myknobs.com

http://www.paxtonhardware.com/category/drop-pulls

http://www.houseofantiquehardware.com/furniture-cabinet-hardware

http://www.vicenzahardware.com/

Barn sales up in Frederick county.

Anthropologie

i like etsy for this kind of stuff. some are super expensive and others are pretty cheap you just have to look thru em.

Anonymous wrote:What style? Modern, vintage look, etc?

Definitely not modern. Probably something more vintage or classic.

I saw a bunch at World Market.

What style? Modern, vintage look, etc?

Aside from the obvious stores (i.e. Restoration Hardware), where would you recommend looking at unique cabinet pulls? I've searched on the Internet - even ordered a specialty pull and waited six weeks for it to arrive - but I haven't found anything I like. Any ideas?