Polished nickel.

For what it's worth, I bought Kohler polished stainless faucets for the kitchen of my new house which is under construction. The polished stainless is a warmer color than chrome but less warm than polished nickel. I'd lean toward the stainless with your chrome.

Thanks for the responses. We had always planned for this bathroom to be just a guest room bath until sometime in the far future we would need an accessible bathroom. So, in the interest of saving money at the time we didn't add the grab bars. Unfortunately, I had a too enthusiastic Memorial Day weekend which resulted in a broken foot bone. Now that I need to use this bathroom we're going to add the grab bars as soon as possible. My recommendation for anyone else doing an accessible bathroom is to do it all at the same time. You never know when you're going to need it or whether you'll be able to match the fittings when you do. Thanks again for the help.

I am pretty sure that Moen makes polished chrome grab bars. That might be your best bet. Try a search on the web on Moen polished chrome grab bars.

You might also want to look at Jaclo -- they make some nice grab bars (read: they don't look like a hospital or institutional design). They make their finishes to coordinate with many of the finishes of other manufacturers (although their name may be different). I think they have a finish called Satin Chrome which might work for you. If you can, visit a plumbing supply showroom to see finish samples.

-- Eric

Here is a link that might be useful: Jaclo grab bars