I certainly wouldn’t consider myself a pro at home renovation, so any product that’ll help me upgrade my house without the use of tools gets an A+ in my book. Knobēz do exactly that: They make it easy to refresh cabinet knobs without unscrewing or using any tools.
More specifically, Knobēz are silicone covers designed to conceal existing cabinet hardware—and they do so seamlessly. To install, all you have to do is stretch the grip on the back of the silicon design over the cabinet knob of your choice—and that’s it. No screwdrivers needed.
I discovered Knobēz last year after moving into an old apartment, and I tried the leaf-shaped covers which gave my space a cozy autumn vibe. Now that springtime is almost here, I’m definitely adding these Peeps-shaped Knobēz to my cart.
Knobēz’s collaboration with Peeps gave us these pastel silicone handle covers shaped just like the iconic marshmallows we know and love. The set above includes eight pieces total—both bunny- and chick-shaped covers—so you can mix and match them in your space. These hardware covers, in particular, are designed to conceal 1- or 1.5-inch knobs, but there’s a different option if your cabinets are built with handles.
On the Knobēz website, you’ll find Small Peeps Handlez which showcase both bunnies and chicks in a vertical design that covers cabinet handles up to 5.5 inches long (and 0.5 inches wide).
Adorable, right? They’re the perfect kitchen accessories if you’re trying to get in the springtime spirit or prep your home for the Easter Bunny’s arrival. And apparently, I’m not the only one who’s a fan. After Knobēz shared the news about the brand’s new Peeps collaboration, tons of Instagram users expressed their own excitement.
One person wrote, “OMG MUST HAVE. Peeps are adorable,” and another said, “These are too cute!”
If you’ve already upgraded your kitchen cabinets and aren’t quite ready for knob covers, don’t stress. Knobēz has tons of different design options ranging from strawberries to peppermints, snowflakes in more—so no matter the season or timing, you’ll have options.
Amanda (she/her) is a writer and editor covering deals, trends and sales. She has almost a decade of experience in digital journalism, including more than five years in e-commerce at brands like Bustle Digital Group and TODAY. Amanda has a bachelor’s degree in communications with a concentration in journalism from Ramapo College of New Jersey. When she’s not working, you can find her writing songs.
