This year at KBIS, the Kitchen & Bath Industry Show, more than 600 manufacturers flocked to Las Vegas to show off their latest and greatest products for kitchen spaces and bathrooms. Here are some of the hardware trends we noticed from the show. 1.) Black and Brass Finishes Brass is back, baby! From hardware to […]
This past year was big for Berenson Hardware. With fantastic styles and designs, they’ve quickly become a favorite for The Hardware Hut customers. Berenson offers four outstanding series of hardware to help you find the proper style to fit your needs. Their collections are Classic Comfort, Uptown Appeal, Timeless Charm and Artisan Inspired. They brighten […]
Are you interested in Amerock and all of its wonderful cabinet hardware options? The Hardware Hut’s parent company, Spokane Hardware Supply, Inc., has been working with Amerock since the 1960s. They continue to show us their value as time goes on. Amerock offers a wide variety of style choices and price ranges to help you […]
Belwith Keeler has been a staple to The Hardware Hut for several years. They have been another long-standing supplier for us, and we love seeing the new styles they release. They always have great options to choose from, and we wanted to highlight a few of them for you. Verona These elegant and traditional pulls give […]
This fall, The Hardware Hut toured two Inland Northwest home showcases. We attended The Spokane Home Builders Association’s Fall Festival of Homes, which is the largest new-construction residential showcase event in Eastern Washington. We also visited the North Idaho Building Contractors (NIBC) Association Parade of Homes. Each exhibition highlights an extensive range of trends in […]
A charming South Hill home built in 1936 needed an update—but how do you mix a modern, on-trend style with the traditional details of an older home? Designer Shaleesa Mize of Little Pacific Design Studio shows us her approach in blending timeless and trendy in her Post Street Residence renovation! When pulling together the design […]
Design is in the details. It’s the little things that you may not notice at first glance that make all the difference in how the space comes together and how it will make you feel. This was the case with the Mill Road Residence, a 3,700 square foot home that in the beginning, lacked personality […]