We are remodeling our dated, ugly master bathroom due to mold in the walls. It's not a large bathroom. Here are the before photos. It's not as yellow/orange in real life but that doesn't really matter as everything has been torn out.

Here is our new color palette. We have a Porcelain marble look in matte finish for the shower, grey tile for the floor with 2x2 of this tile for the shower floor. Vanity will be slab panel doors in cherry wood with a chestnut stain. The vanity will have the towers again as we use that storage heavily but no arches. Mirror will go to the ceiling. The toilet is in a nook on the same wall as the shower. Our house is a brick ranch/rambler with a transitional style bordering on contemporary.

We've picked the Moen Duox single handle in chrome for our sink faucet and are planning on the matching tp holder and towel bar. I haven't picked the countertop but some sort of white quartz with light veining.

https://www.houzz.com/products/moen-doux-one-handle-bathroom-faucet-chrome-prvw-vr~143774643

I'm debating whether or not to mix metals and do a darker cabinet pull instead of chrome. In our hall bath, I have chrome fixtures and dark bronze (without lighter copper edges) pulls on an espresso cabinet. It's a kid bathroom and I like how the bronze doesn't show the water spots as quickly on the pulls.

Would you stick with all chrome or do darker pulls like black or bronze?

I haven't picked the shower door yet. We are going frameless and not full glass for steam. Something like this. I can coordinate the shower door hardware with the pulls or repeat a darker metal with a clock, etc.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Aston-Coraline-XL-56-60-in-x-80-in-Frameless-Sliding-Shower-Door-with-StarCast-Clear-Glass-in-Bronze-Right-Hand-SDR984EZ-UC-NBR-6080-R/312948043

This is the vanity light that I have selected.

https://www.build.com/quorum-international-5369-4/s868932?uid=2220487

There will be floating shelves above the toilet that match the vanity.

What's your vote? All chrome hardware or mix metals? Thanks.

P.S. We have slightly hard water and no water softener.