Margaret C's Profile

I like the old school styles - antique sconces, lavish towel bars - and yes, a 10 jet shower with an overhead rain spray. They can go together - trust me. I also found a really cute solid bronze Duck faucet at LookInTheAttic.com with feather wings for on/off knobs. And great towel bars, rings, hooks with matching switch plates. How great is that?

Very cool and unusual. I know that Look In The Attic has the recycled glass hardware too. That is always eco-friendly.

This exact door knob, oversized escutcheon, door knocker, mail slot and such are all sold online by Look In The Attic. They even have the kick plate too. It is a very old design.

Yes, these are very common in Paris. The handle is there simply to push the door. These exact designs are still sold today at Look In The Attic online. They still make these with matching deadbolts. There is also a great place in Paris by the Arch de Triumph that sells these too.

The 'hand' is a love it or leave it kind of thing. It is an adaptation of a door knocker from the 1870's. Look In The Attic still has the original moulds and make the door knockers still today. Personally, I think the hand would make a great left/right lever door knob.

so beautiful. love the old door knob in picture four - reminds me of the door knob sets i bought for my last house from copper mountain hardware. really cute.

You can get these parts online too - try a search for glass door knobs. I have the glass globe cabinet knobs from a company called look in the attic. Maybe you can find other parts - they have rosettes to cover bore holes and such.

Love it! I bought some knobs to do just this - from look in the attic. The use of the glass knob is stunning - what a great coat hook! Or Robe hook! and I could match the finish of my bathroom (i have a brushed nickel look). So cute - what a great post.

Wow. I didn't even notice the Trailer. :)
I like the pulls you have chosen. You should use a vintage glass - like a blue milk glass or white milk glass pulls. Those are great and u can find them online at places like Copper Mountain hardware.