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During a recent dive into the discounted finds in Anthropologie’s sale section, we noticed quick upgrades on every page. That includes bathroom hardware and chic doorknobs to house numbers that will boost your curb appeal. And when we say mini, we mean it. The following editor-approved picks don’t require extensive installation or professional help—you can tackle these all by yourself.
The Elevated Towel Bar
You don’t have to keep that ugly silver towel bar that came with your apartment. This sleek brass design is unexpected thanks to the subtle texture and strong silhouette. We do recommend stashing that old bar somewhere, though—you’ll want to take this one with you when you move.
The Burl-Wood Switch Plate
Changing up your light switch plates is a really simple way to refresh a room without spending more than 30 minutes on a project. Burl wood is a coveted material for furniture, but adding a pop of it to your walls is just plain fun.
The Chic Toilet Paper Holder
You can be that person who matches their towel bar to their toilet paper holder. This brass rod just requires a couple of screws—and it’ll even hold those super-mega-massive rolls of TP.
The Unexpected Doorknob
There are a few functional requirements for a doorknob, the most important being that it’s easy to grip. Looking cool is a bonus, and this design nails both. The faceted knob would play well on a door painted in a single bold color.
The Textured Kitchen Handles
Rental kitchens aren’t often much to write home about—but you can change that. Swapping out cabinet knobs and drawer pulls is often easier than you’d think, and even more of a simple task if your furniture doesn’t currently have any handles. We’re into the hardwood texture of this set.