Why not chrome hinges and knobs if you're going with chrome fittings? Are both satin or polished? BUT since both metals are silver-ish, it probably isn't too bad to mix them.. I doubt anyone will notice.

@Diana Bier Interiors, LLC the hinges we picked out today were satin nickel. When I returned home, I realized all our faucets except one are actually polished chrome. I was considering calling the door & trim company tomorrow to see if I could switch the hinges. If it is too late to change them, should I change my faucets to a satin finish?

Why the heck do door hinges and door knobs have to match faucets? This is crazy to me. My door knobs are black. Faucets in baths are chrome. Kitchen faucets are stainless steel. They do not have to match.

Personally I prefer polished chrome and polished nickel, but I have traditional tastes. Satin finishes are more modern or contemporary, so it depends on your style. If possible, it's preferred that the finishes in a room coordinate even if they don't match exactly. For example, you can mix finishes, but I'd keep them to two if possible. If you're building a home from the ground up, and have the option of matching the hardware to the fittings, then that probably is the best route. So either all satin nickel, satin chrome, polished nickel or polished chrome. If it's too late to do that then I'd try to at least match the finishes if you can't match the metals.

Hope that helps.

I see no issue with that combo . I have chrome in my bathrooms and stainless all over my kitchen and all stainless hardware stop stressing the small stuff go all the same all through the house for door hardware.