Life, Styled
While cabinet hardware is essential for functionality, it’s also a key element in the overall look and feel of your space. When selecting hardware, there’s more to consider than just appearance. How do you want your cabinets to open? Do you prefer knobs, pulls, or a combination of both? Should you go with cup pulls for a traditional touch or sleek bar pulls for a modern edge?
These decisions may seem small, but they can have a significant impact on both the usability and aesthetic of your cabinetry. Hardware serves as the finishing touch—bringing together the design while also making everyday tasks more comfortable and intuitive.
At Greenbrook Design, we help our clients navigate these choices with ease, ensuring the hardware not only complements the cabinetry but also fits their lifestyle and design goals.
Just Like Jewelry
Hardware is to cabinetry what jewelry is to an outfit—it can match, stand out, or quietly blend in, depending on your personal style. Whether you’re aiming for a bold statement or a more understated, functional look, one thing remains true: quality hardware is essential.
At Greenbrook Design, we offer a curated selection of eight distinct hardware lines, each with a range of styles and price points to suit every project. From traditional to ultra-modern, our collections feature a wide variety of finishes, including polished nickel, matte black, antiqued brass, and more. Whether you’re searching for an oversized appliance pull or a delicate glass knob, you’ll find both beauty and function in every piece.
Let us help you select the perfect hardware to complement your cabinetry and elevate the overall design of your space.
Here To Help
Ryanne, our hardware specialist, will be glad to help you make your hardware selection and help you with the layout and placement of the hardware on your cabinetry.
We strive to make this experience as easy and personable as possible. You will receive one-on-one guidance and assistance throughout your selection process, making selecting hardware a hassle-free and fun experience, as it should be!
Greenbrook Design Liver mush. Cleveland County is famous for its liver mush and the festival that has celebrated it for the past 30 years. Due to COVID-19, however, our community had to do some quick thinking to enjoy our yearly tradition still safely. This is how the first-ever virtual liver mush festival was born, and we at Greenbrook Design are honored to be one of the sponsors. Individuals were invited to share a video of themselves preparing their favorite way to enjoy liver mush for a chance to win cash and prizes valued at over $1,000.
The bare essentials. That is how some would describe a minimalist design style, one void of color and personality. A house designed with this style will only have the necessities needed to function, but that is not the case. While it is true that the minimalist style lacks the extra fluff and sparkle of other styles, it is still a beautiful choice for those who are looking to create a space with simplicity. Let’s unpack this style to see if it suits your home.
When you think of creating a unique space or finding extra storage, does your mind go to your stairs? Probably not, but there is so much that can be done with this unique space. Let’s explore what you can do with your staircase to get that little something extra you have been looking for.
Greenbrook Design Watching HGTV can excite anyone about a home remodel, but it is not as easy as they make it out to be. Once the renovation starts, certain things take place. The things you were used to doing suddenly require some creative thinking, such as cooking or even getting everyone ready in the morning. While a renovation can be a little disruptive to our daily routine, it doesn’t have to be stressful. Here, we share a few things about what to expect during a home remodel and how to navigate with ease.
As a parent, you already know that having children changes how you see the world, and adjustments to your schedule are inevitable. When designing a home, you want it to be functional and safe for you and your children. This does not mean that you can’t have a style that reflects you, but here are a few tips to make it work for all your family members.
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