I’ve been renovating a Victorian terrace and got stuck on the door handles
Wanted something that honored the period but didn’t look like a museum piece. Found Art Deco style handles with black finishes at Infinity Decor—they bridge old and new perfectly. Mortice knobs for the bedrooms, lever on rose for the living areas. Each one feels substantial, not flimsy. It’s the kind of detail that makes guests ask, ‘Where did you get those?’ Here’s the link: https://infinitydecor.co.uk
I love that you mixed mortice knobs with lever on rose depending on the room—it’s those functional details that make a renovation feel bespoke. The black finish must pop beautifully against Victorian woodwork.
Love that you went with Art Deco—it's such an underrated bridge between traditional and modern. The mix of mortice knobs and levers sounds like a smart way to give each room its own feel while keeping the house cohesive.
This lands — first users are often too patient, so feature asks pull you off the real market.
Quick question: when you help founders find the “next 1,000,” do they already hunt Reddit/forums for problem language, or is most of that still interviews + LinkedIn?
(I built a scored Reddit digest for the hunt part — only relevant if that’s already a channel they use.)