10 Online Hardware Resources

Amanda Abella
There is something about vintage hardware that makes the eyes sparkle. From pieces like shutter latches to small touches like door knobs, vintage hardware always gives a special touch to a room. Hardware is also great if you are looking to redecorate on a budget. There is no need to buy new furniture if you can just update an entire room with some hardware.

Below you will find a list of some of the best online resources for purchasing vintage hardware.

Resource for Vintage Hardware #1: Etsy

Etsy never ceases to amaze shoppers. Not only do they sell a myriad of handmade items, they also sell vintage everything. Etsy sellers offer great vintage pieces at reasonable prices.

Resource for Hardware #2: eBay

Never doubt the power of eBay. It goes without saying that you can find just about anything on eBay. eBay has a wide variety of sellers who sell vintage door knobs, pulls, and just about anything else you can think of. Make sure to keep a look out for sellers with good ratings.

Resource for Hardware #3: Anthropologie

Anthropologie is known for its incredible vintage style. In addition to clothing and accessories, you can also find some affordable hardware.

Resource for Hardware #4: Bauerware

Whether you want vintage or modern hardware, Bauerware provides funky and unique options for your decorating needs. They even have a separate collection for kids' rooms.

Resource for Hardware #5: One Stop Modern

If minimalist, sleek, and modern is more your style, then One Stop Modern has just about every modern hardware item you can think of.

Resource for Hardware #6: MyKnobs.com

MyKnobs offers a wide variety of knobs, pulls, and other hardware made out of just about anything you can think of. This is definitely a great site if you want to try something unusual, like twig style pulls.

Resource for Hardware #7: Contemporary Door Hardware

CDH is a great resource for modern and minimalist hardware made specifically for doors. You can find anything from door knobs to door bells in their collection.

Resource for Hardware #8: Build it Green

If stylish and socially responsible is your preference, then Build it Green is your store. Build it Green is a non-profit retail outlet based out of New York City for salvaged and surplus building material. They have everything from door knobs to movie props.

Resource for Hardware #9: Willows and Stone UK

This UK based store has a great selection of eclectic hardware that will spruce up any furniture you may have.

Resource for Hardware #10: Eugenia Antique Hardware

Although this genuine antique shop may be a bit pricey, the selection that they have is worth every penny.

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Published by Amanda Abella

A freelance writer since 2009, Amanda Abella has had work published on Yahoo News, eHow, Miami Examiner, Environmental Graffiti, The Smart College Grad, and Handmade News. She also runs a Gen Y personal deve...  View profile

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  • Victoria West10/19/2010

    Great tips.

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