Kitchen faucet to go with Honey Bronze hardware from Top Knobs?
Lori-Ann Fenwick
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Mixing Oil Rubbed Bronze hardware with Polished Chrome faucet?
Comments (9)I like mixing up metals. Visually more interesting. I have a display in my front window that has RUST hardware on the light alder cabinets, stainless steel range and a chrome pot filler. No one ever notices this until I point it out. If everything was SS/satin nickel look, it would not look as nice, IMO. I also did a kitchen, satin nickel hardware, white appliances and ORB lighting. It looks amazing too!...See MoreKitchen knobs & faucet
Comments (23)Hi everyone. So final call... before I order my Viking appliances. Is it better to keep the microwave over the range, or put a hood under the cabinet above the range and a microwave on the counter to the left of the fridge? The counters and a full height backsplash will all be quartz....See MoreBlack or oil rubbed bronze for kitchen hardware
Comments (7)My first thought is also brushed nickel. Dark colors against white really call attention to themselves and that's not what I would be looking for in a cabinet pull. However, as long as you have definitely decided on a pull style, if it comes in multiple finishes buy a half dozen in a couple to try (as long as they're returnable). You just want to be sure when the holes are drilled that they're going to be right for whichever pull you choose. Knobs are straightforward but there are a lot of different pull sizes....See MoreHelp With Cabinet Pull Finish Selection - Honey Bronze or Matte Black?
Comments (9)Definitely the honey bronze. Your kitchen has so many somber colors - the ORB lights and faucet, black granite, slate cabinets, iron ore hood, floors ”medium dark”. Keep in mind your photos are taken in daylight and your temp floors right now are quite light. Floors are a dominating feature because they are viewed horizontally and because they take up so much space. What will your finished kitchen look like at night? Do not layer on any more dark things, you’ve got enough....See Morelynchk6
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