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Matching or mixing knobs for different style doors in a row?

8 years ago

One wall of my living room (photo below - we have finished painting trim and doors) contains four doors in a row -- two are coat closets and two are a pair of French doors leading to an office. Do we need to use the same knobs on all four doors?


I lean toward mixing so the French doors stand apart but my husband thinks the knobs should be the same because the doors are all so close to one another.


One thing we do agree on is the style of knob. Either round or crystal with rectangle backplate in a black / black-ish ORB finish.


If we mixed and matched, we would use the same backplate for all four doors and same finish (and same manufacturer so finish match).


Examples of door knob styles: [Crystal knob with backplate[(https://www.houzz.com/products/studio-plate-passage-waldorf-door-knob-timeless-bronze-prvw-vr~51775303); [Round knob with backplate[(https://www.houzz.com/products/weslock-wexford-square-privacy-lock-adj-backset-full-lip-strike-black-finish-prvw-vr~78399397)



Ok to mix and match
All crystal
All solid
Other

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