Oil Rubbed Bronze or Brushed Nickel Hardware Throughout.
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Anonymous
| What's more current. Chime in please. |
Anonymous
| Bronze |
Anonymous
| I like bronze too |
Anonymous
| Rubbed bronze is more current but I still like my brushed nickel. |
Anonymous
| Oiled bronze is out. Nickel (not brushed) is in |
Anonymous
| I like both but it really depends on the rest of the decor of the house. |
Anonymous
| Brushed nickel is more neutral and will appeal to most people |
Anonymous
| It depends on the house. We have espresso wood floors and deep paint colors. The brushed nickel looked really blah. We replaced with oil rubbed bronze. Big improvement. |
Anonymous
| Nickel is usually the highest priced, and to me it is really difficult to see the difference with chrome. I met with a super high-end designer and we briefly discussed this, and she told me not to waste my money on the nickel. The bronze, on the other hand, is gorgeous. |
Anonymous
| ORB. Nickel looks cheap. |
Anonymous
| Unlacquered brass |
Anonymous
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Either is fine. Go with your style and enjoy your home. I don't think your friends will judge if you're not perfectly on point with what's au currant in fixtures.
I mean, I have a preference for sure, but as long as it is not shiny chrome or brass/gold, I am good. If you are worried about resale, an I think most buyers will agree. They're not going to not buy the house because your chose BN over ORB |
Anonymous
| ORB is so yesterday. |
Anonymous
| Brushed nickel is now builder grade standard so I wouldn't go with it. |
Anonymous
So what is TODAY |