Give These a Turn: ModKnobs Matte Paperstone Doorknobs

by jennae on October 6, 2009

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It’s hard to imagine getting excited about doorknobs, but I know enough about home decor to realize that it’s the little things that really make the difference. I’ve seen entirely too many homes and apartments outfitted with outdated bronze-finish doorknobs and fixtures. If I could replace all of them with these beautiful knob kits from ModKnobs, I would do it in a heartbeat.

The ModKnobs Matte series is made in Seattle from reclaimed PaperStone, a material that is made of 100% post-consumer recycled cardboard and most popularly used for countertops. In fact, these knobs are made from the scraps that remain after countertop installations. They come in two styles — Matte pivot or Matte standard — and three colors: slate, denim or mocha.

And I love the story behind ModKnobs too. When creators Jeff and Mary LaCoste started remodeling their modern home, they were having a tough time finding cool doorknobs. So like any enterprising husband, Jeff decided to design and make his own.

Jeff, I personally want to thank you for your vision. Your designs could help transform so many homes from 80s drab to modern fab.

Why It’s Green:

  • Made in Seattle, WA
  • Made of reclaimed Paperstone scraps from countertop installations

Price: $65-130


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1 frank clark October 6, 2009 at 8:50 pm

I have seen these in person and they are really nice. They are really attention getting. They feel great in your hand. The quality is really high.

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2 Justin October 8, 2009 at 1:09 pm

It’s the little things that really make the difference…SO TRUE SO TRUE.

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3 Era October 9, 2009 at 8:48 am

Those are cool door knobs. I like your blog’s emphasis on green living.

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