Since our Thursday blogger appears to be thoroughly (that's a Thursday pun for you!) exhausted, I'm taking over with a quick blog update. I apologize that the photo quality is even worse than usual, I left my camera at school, so I used my phone for all of tonight's pictures.
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He's coming down with a cold, he's been napping for an hour |
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I'm not sure if you do this or not, but I often look around my house and find itty-bitty details I'd like to change. This $8 update is one of those things.
This summer, we purchased a new entertainment center for the living room. I did a lot of shopping around to find something that would accommodate our large tv, but not fill the entire living room. After finding nothing locally, I went online and found this:
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Buy me! Buy me! |
It was exactly what I wanted, it got good reviews, and had a great return policy. So even though I was hesitant to buy furniture online, I thought I'd give it a try. Turns out, it's been a great purchase. But like many projects or purchases in my household, I felt the need to make a little DIY tweek.
The hardware. It came with these cheapo looking white wooden knobs. You hardly noticed they were there, and I wanted something that finished the piece off a little more. So I went to Hobby Lobby to check out their knob sale. (That's a weird sentence).
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Hobby Lobby's Knobbys |
I ended up with these kind of vintage-looking cast iron knobs. I thought they were really neat and would add that little pop that I was looking for. Plus, at 50% off, they were only $2 a piece!!
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Jay: "That looks like a metal boob" |
Here's the before.
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Taken this fall - Barely-there hardware |
Here's the after.
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Please focus on the knobs, not the mess around it |
Call me crazy, but I think it makes a difference. We have a lot of dark furniture in our living room and I feel like it pulls it together a little more.
Or not, maybe I'm just the crazy knob lady.
1 comment:
Heh. Knob.
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