Hello, it is absolutely ok to mix finishes - here is an article that sheds some light on the option of mixing finishes: MIXING METALS

Thank you. My major concern is that the lights and the faucets are not the same style.

Carraway is actually the tub style (?) I don't see a faucet.

Was there a selection of fixtures and hardware for you to choose from in the contract, or was the contract written saying X number of fixtures will be provided?

The easiest thing to change out will be the lighting.

Actually the contact did not mention anything. More or less closing date and sales price. Very small builder. We were told everything was already selected. Mistake on our part, but because we were told everything was selected, we did not ask for allowances. Only after we signed were we told to visit the granite/quartz place, pick out carpet, etc. However, fixtures , no. The home was unroof, painted, and hardwoods down (through we got to pick stain). Another family was building it and they decided to purchase a spec home up the street in the same neighborhood. We found out, after the fact, that the builder had purchased items when covid was getting bad and was putting them in the house. However, we had no idea the fixures would be different styles in the same bathroom. Home construction is solid and other products like appliances are very nice. Thanks for the help!

My bath has an antique finish on the lights and chrome elsewhere. I think it looks good.

The handles on the cabinets are also nickel.

I totally see what you are saying, the styles of the sink faucet it very traditional and the light is more industrial looking and if that is the tub faucet it is transitional. Are you looking to change them or just trying to figure out how to make them work together? Easiest to change out will be the lighting.