New Faucet Finish Recommendations for Bathroom

4 years ago

We just took a big single mirror out of our small bathroom and replaced it with two mirrors, one over each sink. What faucet finishes would look good with our new mirrors? Thanks.

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jck910

4 years ago

@hj_pet2

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The main difference between brushed nickel and satin nickel is the type of plating or finish, which can be achieved. Satin nickel usually uses an electrolysis process while brushed nickel uses an intricate brushing process. The satin nickel fixtures are more expensive than brushed nickel finish.

In general Satin Nickel is considered the same as Brushed Nickel in appearance although the process and maintenance is different. Such finish will usually show smoother look and appearance with no visible sign of abrasions verses the Brushed Nickel which due to intricate brushing process may show abrasion finish

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Patricia Colwell Consulting
4 years ago
The same as the mirrors if they are metal and if not then a simple stainless or chrome and either way those wood towel bars need to go in fack just a nice hook is all you need.. If there is a next time you choose the expensive stuff like faucets before mirrors and please make sure those bulbs are LED 4000K
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hj_pet2
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4 years ago
last modified: 4 years ago
Thank you, Patricia. The mirror is from Amanti Art and the frame is considered pewter. What is "fack?" (fyi...in your company profile under "About Us" lighting is misspelled. I'm an editor so seeing these things is a hazard of my profession:) !)
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Nancy in Mich
4 years ago
I would go with any chrome/steel/nickel set that you like.
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hj_pet2
Original Author
4 years ago
Thanks, Nancy. Brushed or polished for the chrome and nickel? How are they different from satin?
houssaon
4 years ago
Nickle is gorgeous. Pick the set you like the best.