is it wrong to have a brushed nickel kitchen faucet while having oil rubbed bronze pendant lighting?
Trying to match the dacor of a new home. Should the bathroom and kitchen fixtures match the finishes of the door knobs and/or lighting or can you mix and match. We are looking into having brushed nickel fixtures and door knobs while having oil rubbed bronze pendant lighting and wall sconces.
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Separate rooms in a home do not have to match and you can play with the fixtures within rooms. They just need to be within the same family of styles. For instance if you are choosing a contemporary look, you would not want to choose a victorian style regardless of the finish. We have stainless kitchen appliances, brushed nickel knobs, handles, and faucets, but deep bronzed drops over the island and chandelier over the breakfast area. Your bathrooms definitely don’t have to match your kitchen choices so have some fun.
YES THIS IS WRONG DONT DO IT YOU’LL REGRET IT FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE U WILL LOSE SLEEP OVER IT AND MAYBE EVEN GO TO JAIL FOR IT
I HEARD SOMEONE DIED OF IT
i would definately go with the oil rubbed bronze finish on my
faucets, etc; the nickel will look like a bad afterthought.