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When youre inspecting a door, which detail of it do you notice first? Most people would say its the knob. This goes for any door, let it be regular one or a cabinet one. Installing matching knobs on your cabinet doors is usually the last step taken when it comes to sprucing up the cabinetry. Due to that, many industries today have taken it upon themselves to deliver stylish, quality doorknobs, and have developed a multitude of different designs and materials such as classic, square, metal and crystal doorknobs.

When doorknobs first appeared, they consisted of nothing but a small disc attached to a short stem. Such a design provided a good grip for opening and closing doors, but not much more than that, seeing how it served little aesthetic purpose.

These days however, the visual appeal has taken up a much more important role in the design and manufacturing of doorknobs, to such an extent that some cabinet knobs are made for strictly decorative purposes, being encrusted with gold, diamonds, and all sorts of bells and whistles. There are many other exquisite and less eccentric materials available such as glass and crystal. Just remember that if you opt for an appearance oriented material, it will require more maintenance and dedication on your part to keep them clean and in good condition than it will for materials such as wood or metal.

Most importantly, when making your purchase, imagine what the doorknob will look in its new environment, on its new cabinetry, and make sure that it will fit in there style wise, because if not, youll end up making it stick out like a sore thumb.

With todays technological advancements, people have had the chance to make their life somewhat easier, which allowed them to concentrate on the aesthetic aspects of life. As a result, many aesthetically-driven industries have risen, including the doorknob industry and arose a plethora of various possible designs, which left imagination as the only limiting factor when it came to designing doorknobs.

by: Melissa Roy




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