If it’s true that first impressions mean everything, don’t overlook your doorbell. Here are ten to consider (NB: doorbell buttons do not include chimes or electronic bell wiring, but are replacements for existing buttons).
Above: From French hardware company Meljac, the Volumes Solid Brass Doorbell is available in multiple styles. Contact Meljac for price and ordering information. Above: At Schoolhouse, the Modern Doorbell, available in Black or Aluminum, is $70. Above: The vintage-style A29 Wired Iron Circular Doorbell in Black iron is $22.99 at Amazon. Above: The West Slope Square Doorbell Button, in Brushed Nickel, is $37 at Rejuvenation. Above: The Rectangular Contemporary Doorbell (DRB-9-3) is available at Sun Valley Bronze directly. Contact for price and ordering information. Above: The De-light Doorbell Button, designed by Ted Pierson and Tom Gordon for Spore, is $36 at Lumens. Above: The Putman Doorbell Button in Unlacquered Brass, is also available in Burnished Antique or Oil-Rubbed Bronze; $40 at Rejuvenation. Above: The industrial Doorbell Plate Made of Iron is €29.90 at Manufactum. Above: The Rejuvenation Patterson Round Doorbell Button is available in Oil-Rubbed Bronze (shown) and Aged Brass for $60. Above: The Baldwin Estate Door Bell Button in Polished Chrome is $27.30 Above: From Katonah Hardware, the Bauhaus Doorbell is available in three sizes. Contact Katonah for price and ordering information.
N.B.: This post was originally published on August 14, 2008. We have updated it with new and additional product selections and current pricing.
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