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12 years ago

Hello, do you know the manufacturer of the sink and faucet? Thanks so much!

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Liz Schupanitz Designs

9 years ago

I am not sure the links are correct. I thought the bar sink was a hammered nickel and the faucet was a satin nickel but cannot remember since the client was ordering those on her own. Polished nickel is different from satin nickel though. The polished is shiny and can tarnish over time and the satin nickel is a brushed finish that can show fingerprints easily. I personally like polished nickel the best for it's warmth.

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Liz Schupanitz Designs
12 years ago
The Faucet is the Grohe Bridgeford and the sink is a Kohler Stainless Undertone.
jbh1372
9 years ago
The faucet link says it's polished nickel, is that correct? The bar sink comments say its satin nickel so are they different finishes? Thanks!
jbh1372
9 years ago
Thank you for the quick response! I've purchased these same Ashley Norton hex pulls - do you think polished or satin nickel would match the best?
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Liz Schupanitz Designs
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Your only choice in the Hex pull is white bronze. They don't make it in either one of the other finishes but the white bronze blends well with nickel in general. Either that or black, but the white bronze is closest in overall look.
jbh1372
9 years ago
sorry I meant for the faucet, would your recommend satin nickel or polished nickel, to match the white bronze pulls?

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