Chrome bathroom

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Mixing metals is a great way to add a layered look to any design project. Check out our FOUR rules for how to mix and match metals: CHROME + BRASS edition.

When we were choosing the metal finishes for the room--faucets, lighting, towel rings and bars, toilet paper holders, mirrors and frames--I was all over the map. I knew I wanted to mix a few different

I often get asked how to combine metal finishes in lighting and hardware. The look of matching all your finishes

You’ll notice, I’ve done some advanced mixing of metals here by combining a chrome faucet and towel ring (also the shower fixtures), with a brass and black mirror, black sconces and brass knobs. If you find this too difficult, remember, you can stick to one metal, as long as it’s not all black.

Today on the blog, we're sharing all of the pretty sources and details from the coastal bathrooms and bedrooms at our Port Newport project!

Clean traditional bathroom with a white double sink vanity with a marble countertop and chrome faucets, large mirror, and a double lamp curved sconce with white shades

Bathroom remodels are a big investment in your home and a commitment to design. Most of the selections are "hard" finishes, permanently installed, and not as easily changed out. Choosing plumbing fixtures, tile, lighting, and accessories are big considerations for the overall design of a bathroom.

Gone are the days of matching in home decor. Learn how to mix metals in a bathroom with three easy steps that will instantly elevate the look of your room.

Who said you need to live on the beach to feel like you're on the coast? This home proves you can inject that summertime vibe without going on vacation.