Builder-grade homes aren’t bad—they’re just a blank canvas. After renovating four homes over the past twelve years, one thing I’ve learned is that you don’t always need a major renovation to make your home feel custom. Some of the biggest transformations have come from the smallest details, and swapping out door hardware is always at the top of my list. It’s one of those simple upgrades that makes your home feel more intentional, timeless, and elevated without tearing out walls or starting a huge project. If you’re looking for one place to start, I’d start here. Comment LINK and I’ll send you the exact door hardware we used. 🚪 HomeRenovation BuilderGrade BuilderGradeToBeautiful HomeDecor HomeUpdates TimelessHome TraditionalHome InteriorDesign DIYHome DoorHardware DoorKnobs HomeInspiration HouseToHome ShopMy HomeDetails

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