I think it helps to keep some things consistent. For instance, I have all brass (old and shiny) in my house: light fixtures, hinges, doorknobs, faucets, lamps, etc but add different metals as accent pieces. There are silver and pewter items all over the house and and several accent lamps are a brushed stainless. One is a dark brass- orb- I suppose. However, the overall coordinating metal is brass, which I like very much. Some of the pieces are very beautiful and old and nothing is cheap looking. I hope not anyway!

IMO you best figure out if the pulls you want come in different sizes and I think those black ones look very heavy on white cabinets. I like pulls to be in proprtion to the cabinet or drwaer size and lots do not come in enough sizes. As for different ones in different rooms that is not a problem.I do however not like mixing too many finishes in a kitchen so if you want the trendy champagne pulls then go the same for faucet or if you have a stainless sink go satinless

Btw, the link to the chandelier in your original post does work. If you want to add photos to your comment, follow these steps : -copy the link -start a new comment (or edit an old one) -choose Houzz Photo -choose Houzz url. Paste the link in. You want to be sure you have the complete link; if you do the picture will show in the bottom box. Or if you've saved the picture to an Ideabook you can skip the copy and paste and choose the photo from Ideabooks -click Insert I don't know if it's a Houzz glitch or slight user error but I'm seeing a lot of boxes with links in comments lately. The links don't always work but we can get to it by following the More Info tab. Hope this helps :)

Thank you! The sconce is listed as a "wall sconce" by Aerin Lighting. It also comes in Antique Brass and it pivots - may be helpful over floating shelves. It will be hardwired. I've been searching for a sconce that is somewhat affordable and does not look like a bathroom or entry/hallway fixture, nor industrial. I liked the clean lines of this one, but am certainly open to suggestions. We cannot use can lights due to the roof line above the ceiling - existing can lights nearly caught on fire due to space restrictions (and I suspect moisture). They no longer work, but cannot be removed without tearing out the ceiling, hence a remodel. The ceiling will be stained somewhat dark. I like bronze spots best, but worry about mixing colors. If you advise that bronze spots will work with brass sconces, then that is the direction I would prefer over the various nickel finishes. Will it be OK to use black metal wine racks if we use bronze spots? The spots are by Pure Edge Lighting and called "Rebel" I really need and look forward to your professional advice! Thank you!