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How to Mix Metal Finishes in Your Kitchen

When it comes to metal finishes, there is no need to excessively match. In fact, current trends are demonstrating that mixing and matching metal finishes within your home is the new norm. This is especially true within the kitchen.

While it is becoming more and more popular to mix metals, there are many ways to incorporate this trend, including selecting contrasting hardware and light fixtures. Mixing more than two metals tends to create a more eclectic look.

kitchen range with metal hoodIf you take a shine to more than one metal, here are a couple of things to keep in mind on what works well:

Creating Contrast:ย Light and dark metals offer a nice contrast. For example, a stainless steel faucet and appliances work well with dark hardware. Or, dark-stained cabinets with oil-rubbed hardware pair nicely with a brushed nickel light fixture.

Eye-Catching Embellishments: Mixing metals can work well on a range top or hood, especially when they are the focal point of the room. The different finishes help to create interest and add character to the space.

While different metal finishes pair nicely, it also works to think outside of the box. For example, crystal knobs are a great complement to polished nickel finishes.

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