Writing about brass a while back reminded us how much we love nailheads on furniture — like pearls for the ears. Small and shiny, these little buddies amp up the maturity level of pieces of furniture.
Where can you put nailheads in your home? A wingback, sofa — cabinets?
• 1 Wingback from Great Stuff, $4,400 through 1st Dibs
• 2 Liam sofa from Mitchell Gold Bob Williams
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• 4 Studded cabinetry
http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/la/look/look-studded-cabinetry-064628
• 5 Memo board from Centsational Girl. (Click through for a how-to)
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I love the look of nailheads, but only when it's done well. They are difficult to space evenly and it's challenging to line them up correctly. If they're uneven, it just looks like a shoddy job.
I love nailhead trim too - My next sofa is going to have to have some...
And that nailhead trim on the cabinetry is marvelous - What a great way to add architectural detail to plain cabinets!
I'm thinking this may be a worthy idea for my kitchen redo this spring...
Clampers, You can buy it on a strip so it always lines up beautifully.
http://www.furniturerestorationtoolsandsupplies.com/decorative-nail-strips/view-all-products.html#nailstrips
I've been thinking of using nailhead trim to dress up our Ikea Malm dresser!