Chrome or Brushed Nickel w/ using countertop?
Anna
5 years ago
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chrome or brushed nickel showerhead/faucets with creme marfil?
Comments (5)thanks sherri! the hansgrohe showerheads/valves/faucets only come in either brushed nickel and chrome (dont know how different brushed nickel and polished nickel are). i think in the end, we will probably go with chrome as the upkeep is easy and shine should work with the polished creme marfil (and it cost less too :)) it's funny, our decision w/the creme marfil came only b/c our double sink vanity is espresso w/creme marfil countertop and it was hard to think of something else that would match the yellow-ish gold color. i'm glad you like the creme marfil. did you use any accents? by any chance you have pictures?...See MoreChrome faucet OK with brushed SS counter?
Comments (7)I'm an Interior Designer & General Contractor and most of my clients use stainless steel sinks and appliances. Generally, the faucets match the doorknobs, window fittings and that sort of thing. You might think of stainless steel as a neutral backdrop, and then use chrome or oil rubbed bronze or polished nickel or brushed nickel or whatever harmonizes with the house and makes you happy. Lots of 1920's homes have stainless sinks and chrome faucets, for example....See MorePlease post pictures of your counter-tops
Comments (151)Love love love this topic. Your kitchens are amazing. Looking for pics of stainless; particularly of stainless with white cabinets and beadboard backsplash... Have you ever seen this combo? Any ideas would be awesome. Again truly amazing kitchens!!...See MoreChrome or Brushed Nickel?
Comments (7)I'm going to vote for brushed nickel. I just did polished chrome in my master bath, but that was with white and gray. I think the gold finish is more trendy and I'm also just not feeling it with what you're showing. But if you have chosen a pull style and can't decide on a finish, get some of both and try them. Once you drill holes you're committed to a particular size, but not a finish. As long as they're returnable you have nothing to lose....See MoreAnna
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