For a beautiful mixed-metal basement bar, you can consider copper sconces and pendants, try those oil-rubbed bronze pulls and hinges, and yes, add faucet and pot filler in polished nickel. These three distinct metal finishes will help create a unique, lavishing and durable space, which would run for years.
help with options on basement bar
Hi everyone.
Finishing a basement bar. Have 2 questions:
1. Is it OK to mix faucet and sink metals? Specifically, thinking of an antique copper sink and then this Kohler faucet in "Vibrant Stainless". I wish the faucet came in a darker color, but really like the style of the faucet and hoping I can compromise with a mix of metals.
http://www.us.kohler.com/us/Artifac...ils&hash=id=filters&startIndex=20&scrollTop=0
2. Thinking of two options for backsplash; see attached picture. Leaning towards darker one. Ignore the small tile one on the right; have decided against that one. One thought I also have is to paint the wall a red color to match curtains...this would make the lighter stone option 'pop'
thanks
Finishing a basement bar. Have 2 questions:
1. Is it OK to mix faucet and sink metals? Specifically, thinking of an antique copper sink and then this Kohler faucet in "Vibrant Stainless". I wish the faucet came in a darker color, but really like the style of the faucet and hoping I can compromise with a mix of metals.
http://www.us.kohler.com/us/Artifac...ils&hash=id=filters&startIndex=20&scrollTop=0
2. Thinking of two options for backsplash; see attached picture. Leaning towards darker one. Ignore the small tile one on the right; have decided against that one. One thought I also have is to paint the wall a red color to match curtains...this would make the lighter stone option 'pop'
thanks
