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Totally agree—hardware is the handshake of your home. We renovated a 1920s place and cheap hinges were the first thing to go. Solid ironmongery feels like an investment you only make once, and it shows in the daily use.
Learned that lesson the hard way too—replaced a flimsy latch three times before buying a proper iron one once. The daily interaction really does make or break the experience. What's been your favorite single piece so far?