I'd like to talk you out of the champagne color for the faucets, etc. Especially with the gray/navy grout. For style longevity, I'd opt for polished chrome (in the small space too). With the white floor/gray grout the chrome would look way better. It's okay that the door hardware is black.

I love the Navy for powder rooms and with white it is stunning. I agree with Darzy pretty much. Door hardware isn't a big factor here, but I would figure out lighting first then work on the finish for faucets etc. Will you have sconces? Over top mirror bar light? Center Chandelier? The trend is to more aged gold tones for lighting and cabinet hardware for big great looks, so what do you think your lighting preferences will be?

Powder rooms are "unique" and where one can express their creative flare! So, all up to you. Brushed nickel is so overdone and boring. I think chrome or gold would be great with the right supporting accessories. This is usually used by guests and family members so you can kind of stretch your wings in this little space. Your white will temper a lot of what goes into the room, so let us know your direction and we can come up with great lighting and faucets.

Why not select light fixtures that have minimal or no metal that has to match?

I love my Navy powder room! I chose chrome fixtures and being that my home is 90 years old there really wasn't much room for anything but a toilet and vanity that we had to custom since the area is so small. I agree with Flo, the powder room is a room that you can get creative with!

Beverly, would you tell where those lights are from, please.... ?

Thank you Flo!