In BOH’s new series On Trend, we’re asking designers to share their favorite of-the-moment finds.

Hardware is a many-splendored thing. Not only is it easy to install and switch out, but eye-catching hardware instantly breathes fresh life into a dated kitchen or bathroom without destroying your budget. “I love statement hardware as it can completely change the look of a space—just like how accessories can make or break an outfit,” designer Leslie Murphy tells Business of Home. “It also allows you to get creative with different materials, textures, and colors.”

Inspired, we asked Murphy and designers Francine Monaco and Kristina Phillips to share their favorite of-the-moment hardware finds, and explain how to integrate them into a design scheme.

Murphy is no stranger to artfully designed interiors. The founder and creative director of the Memphis, Tennessee–based firm Murphy Maude Interiors approaches each project with a toolbox of original artwork, geometric silhouettes and sumptuous finishes to create one-of-a-kind spaces that exude elegance.

Monaco strives to create spaces that inspire. Though the cofounder of New York–based architecture and design firm D'Aquino Monaco has an affinity for modernist details, her keen eye for bold patterns and hues ensures none of her projects are bound to a specific period or style.

Phillips believes the best rooms offer an element of surprise. Whether with whimsical wallcoverings, touchable textures or an unexpected pop of color, the New Jersey–based designer forges warm and welcoming spaces reflecting each client’s unique personality—without sacrificing comfort or functionality.

Homepage photo: A kitchen bar designed by Kristina Phillips featuring Greek Key pulls by Alexander Marchant | Jane Beiles