Chrome vs brushed nickel bathroom

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Find out what sets these two classic fixture finishes—chrome vs. brushed nickel—apart to help you choose the best look and feel for your kitchen or bath. | What’s the Difference? Chrome vs. Brushed Nickel

Figuring out if a Kitchen faucet, piece of cabinet hardware, or Bathroom shower head are a chrome or nickel finish can be tricky. They both look so similar to the untrained eye but wrong - they're both very different! Here's an easy way to distinguish between the two:When you look at the two side by side, polished nickel has a yellow or gold undertone while polished chrome has a blue undertone. Polished nickel is warmer in feeling and polished chrome is stark and cooler. For a modern look…

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Chrome might seem similar to brushed nickel, but there are some huge differences between them. Here is everything you need to know about them while remodeling.

If you're remodeling your kitchen or bathroom, chances are that you're looking at chrome and brushed nickel fittings for your cabinet handles and faucets. If you've already decided on design from choosing the most popular kitchen cabinet handles, now it's time to consider material. Both of these materials are affordable, durable, and can work in

A close up review of the classic and elegant Delta faucet from the Cassidy Collection. The classic polished nickel finish is my favorite.

Brushed nickel fixtures can add a touch of modernity to your bathroom. However, the biggest drawback to these fixtures is that they tend to spot rather easily, and delicate care must be taken when cleaning them, or else they might be damaged during the process. So how do you clean brushed nickel fixtures without damaging […]

Satin Nickel vs Brushed Nickel? Many cabinet hardware, faucet, and fixture suppliers consider satin nickel and brushed nickel to be the same finish. While some exceptions exist, satin nickel cabinet knobs and pulls continue to complement most bathroom and kitchen updates.

A stripped faucet handle is common household problem that happens over time. The good news is that it's an easy DIY fix. In five simple steps, we'll show you how to replace the faucet stem, or cartridge, on a two-handle sink or tub in just 10 minutes with nothing more than a couple screwdrivers, a wrench, and about $20.