Everyone has those few doors which are prone to slamming loudly, whether at home or at the office. The trick to softening that noise? A simple rubber band, says Mashable. Hook the rubber band around ...

The formal simplicity of Sebastian Herkner’s new door handles for Italian brand Ento conceals a deeper story. Featuring smooth forms and a soft curve, the handle design, Herkner explains, is inspired ...

“If you’re trying to make your old home look new, doorknobs are one way to do it,” says designer Barbara Schmidt. “It’s not nearly as costly as painting everything.” Switching out doorknobs can be a ...

Tennis balls have all sorts of creative (and cute) uses around the house, and there's a pretty good chance you have one sitting around somewhere. If you need a quick way to stop a door knob from ...

A tech company has replaced its door knobs with foot handles in its battle to stop the spread of the coronavirus. Charles Caruana, from Craigieburn, north of Melbourne, shared video of the clever ...

IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. Set of five celluloid door knobs. The ...

What is on my mind today? A thick door. Why? Some thoughts do not yield to the question “Why?” But this one could possibly be answered with the phrase “Cabin Fever.” Anyway, today a thick door it is.

Welcome to Further Details, a series dedicated to ubiquitous but overlooked elements hidden on your favorite products. This week: the reason why so many doorknobs are made of brass. Few things are ...