I am having similar issues in trying to pick a finish. We are going with a biscuit subway tile, gray/white/blue mosaic tile, light gray tile floor, and a Bertch vanity in Mocha color (I think). Our contractor, tile person and fixtures store all suggested brushed nickel to go with this color scheme, as the chrome looks too bright. I am still torn though because I feel like the brushed nickel looked like it had a bronze/gold undertone, which I donÂt want. I think I am envisioning more like a polished chrome, but not sure how that will look. I donÂt have the best Âvision with these things so my husband is saying to trust the experts but I still donÂt know. Anyone have any suggestions? Also I feel like I keep getting my terms confused. Chrome, Polished chrome, brushed nickelÂwhat are the differences of each?

I think it's all just a matter of what you like and want to do. I've seen rooms with mixed finishes and it looks just as nice as rooms with only one kind of finish. I chose to mix finishes but decided to stay in the same color family, so in our remodel we have chrome & brushed nickel fixtures with aged nickel hardware.

Thanks Chester, but Legacy Brass if just the name of the company. They have many finishes to choose from, I just wanted to know if anyone was familiar with the company and the quality. They are very high end, but if it's not worth the high price, why bother.

I searched all over the internet for someone who made an adjustable bridge faucet for an old sink with non-standard hole width and found www.bathsfromthepast.com -- they also have regular, nonadjustable faucets. Their faucets come in several finishes including an uncoated brass (which will tarnish and patina over time), antique brass, polished nickel (which is what I was looking for...it will also tarnish and patina over time), copper, oil rubbed brass etc. I cannot attest to their quality. I haven't ordered from them yet, but I do plan to. Hope this helps...