Intentionally mixing metals in a space can elevate an interior's elegance and sophistication. That's because sticking to one metal finish in a room makes a space appear flat and one-dimensional, says ...

Combining different finishes like polished nickel with brass brings character and avoids a flat look. Stick to two to three metal tones to keep the design intentional and avoid overwhelming the space.

Metal is playing a more deliberate role in today’s bathroom. Instead of serving as a last-layer accent, warmer finishes are being considered from the start of the design process. Gold, brushed brass ...

Bronze, brass, nickel, or chrome? Choosing metals for your home can be daunting, so here's a suggestion: Don't choose just one. All the best designers know there's no magic in being matchy-matchy-and ...

As far as design rules go, it used to be that you never split your metals. If you had chrome fixtures in the kitchen, you had chrome fixtures in the bathroom, along with chrome lighting and cabinet ...

It’s been a great debate for years but designers are increasingly blending different metal finishes – like steel and brass – together for bold contrast and maximum impact. Here’s how to embrace the ...

DANBURY, Conn. (WTNH) — Did you know, when it comes to using metals, it’s okay to mix and match finishes? “Cool and warm metal finishes can live together comfortably,” explained Ethan Allen Design ...

When mixing metals in a room, pick two and stick with them throughout the space. Decorating with multiple metals in one room instantly makes the space more interesting and gives it a depth that a ...