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 :)

I think that to make the door handles look purposeful, I would do a matching faucet and pot filler. The stainless is (to me) backround and really a neutral. Congrats on getting your appliances, they tell me my thermador freezer, DW, and built in coffee maker will come this month. 13 months after they were ordered.

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Mixing metals is done all of the time. In fact, some faucet manufacturers, like Waterstone, offer split finishes, blending different metals. We happen to have been offering copper sinks to our customers for over two decades and the vast majority have stainless appliances. The kitchens look stunning. I have to partially agree with @Patricia Colwell with regard to caring for some copper sinks. Ours require no special care and I am aware of hood manufacturers that offer copper hoods that require no special care as well. A great deal of copper sinks on the market do require a great deal of care, often indicating the sink must be dried after each use. Below is an older photo of my kitchen showing a copper sink next to a stainless dishwasher. I used satin nickel faucets with all of the copper sinks. I think the two metals look nice together.