I have this article saved in my favorites for a reason � I love to mix chrome with a hint of gold or bronze. It gives a great look and I think you'll be very pleased with it. sweeby makes a great point by noting that the fixtures are much more important than the color you go with. Here is a link that might be useful: [Metal Mixology[(https://www.houzz.com/magazine/metal-mixology-stsetivw-vs~318268)

Olychick - Spray paint is not my friend...or, rather, spray paint says I give IT a BAD name. On a side note, what was going on with that linked bathtub with partial shower curtain and shower door combo? I've never seen that configuration. Melle - I never gave the shower curtain a thought. That's a good near-term solution while I take care of priority items. Sometimes the simplest are the best ideas. Thanks! ianna - Good idea. I'll be sure to do that and hope I encounter someone as knowledgeable as the former cabinet-maker I always consult at the "blue logo" store on woodmaking projects.

It would depend on the other finishes in the room like paint, tile, etc. You can't go wrong with a brushed nickel though. if you do mix metals, it's best to go with two that look different. Two metals that look similar but are slightly off will read more like a mistake than an intentional design choice.

i think its the mirror that isnt sitting well with this design. its wayy too smallf or the vanity. you need a larger mirror that will take up more space. the lighting shouldnt be bigger than the mirror. would you do a wallpaper on one wall or paint an accent wall? maybe like a matte black wall or gray wallpaper behind the vanity?