Lyfia, did you like them that way? I was on the phone with the company selling Ginger products and the woman said that I should stick with the chrome fixture (they sell of course) that would go with the mirror. It's the surface mirror and lights in their line. That's why I asked. Sometimes these sales people can sound mighty convincing. Mari

Although "matchy-matchy" is usually discouraged, I think bath fixtures are an exception. Matching materials and finish makes all of them less prominent, and keeps what is usually a small space more integrated and serene.

Hi everybody! Thank you for all your support and Capegirl05 for your empathy! The countertops will be Yellow River granite with an ogee edge. I will have a beadboard chimney shaped hood over the cooktop which will match the cabinets. I also have an pot rack that I have had for quite a few years from William Sonoma that I would like to use over the island (just not sure how that will look but I thought I would try it since it's pretty and gives me more space in the cabinets for other pots and pans). I'm looking for a Country French/vintage look with the fluted apron front sink. I don't want anything super contemporary. We have a pine table made from old wood with farmhouse legs. I did buy a kind of transitional light fixture from Pottery Barn in polished nickel (with two glass pendants that hang). That seems fine with the chrome faucet. Today I went to the only place around where I could see the knobs but unfortunatley, they only had the antique pewter and I couldn't see the Tob Knobs satin nickel. I did see the pewter light and that I discounted right away as being too light gray. A good friend of mine was so kind to come with me. (We surrepticiously unscrewed knobs from the display board, put them on my cabinet I had brought, looked at them and then re-screwed them all without a screwdriver and returned them to the board!) My friend is a proponent of knobs on cabinets and the pulls on the drawers and he found Top Knobs M 351 in brushed satin to go along with the pull I like that I linked above. I will put it below. He and another friend feel I shouldn't do all pulls. He is voting for the satin nickel knob and pull. It is certainly a bit cheaper to put the knobs on the cabinets than pulls everywhere but I don't want that to be the decision maker. My other friend likes the antique pewter. It was interesting I noticed the same knob looked too dark in the antique pewter and I don't even mind the satin nickel knob with the antique pewter pull. I will have ss appliances, this pot rack over the island that is a darkish ss. So after today I can say pewter is out, but I'm still torn between the satin nickel (which I didn't see today) and the antique pewter that I did see. And of course all pulls or pulls and knobs. AYYYY. I guess I need some kind of reassurance that I haven't screwed everything up by having so many metals. Please keep the posts coming. They are helping me so much! Here is a link that might be useful: Top Knobs satin nickel knob

I'd go with chrome, since you already have the towel holder in chrome, in addition to your plumbing fixtures. I have mostly chrome in my bathroom (plumbing fixtures, light, towel rings, etc.), with satin nickel door knob and floor register. My vanity knobs are glass. I fretted and fussed about too matchy vs. unmatched. In the end, it all looks good together. It's just nothing to worry about.