Popular combos include polished nickel with antique brass or matte black with chrome. If you're hesitant to embrace mixed metals in your kitchen, don't be—pro designers say that this look is having a ...

When Toby Young bought her one-bedroom apartment in New York’s Gramercy Park neighborhood, she knew she would have very little money to renovate the kitchen. She planned to simply paint the dark brown ...

The holiday season is the perfect time of year to be singing the praises of mixing metallic finishes in your home’s decor. In fact, mixing metals is actually a growing trend in design from warm gold, ...

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 ...

When Toby Young bought her one-bedroom apartment in New York's Gramercy Park neighborhood, she knew she would have very little money to renovate the kitchen. She planned to simply paint the dark brown ...

Mix it up “Anything shimmery or metallic gives a reflective power to the space,” Brewer says. Brushed brass is popular now, she says. House Beautiful named chrome as one of 24 design trends for ’24.

You’ve likely heard all of the “rules” related to mixing metal finishes. “Don’t use more than two together,” or “choose one finish and complement it with coordinating metals.” Perhaps you’ve been told ...

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.

When Toby Young bought her one-bedroom apartment in New York's Gramercy Park neighborhood, she knew she would have very little money to renovate the kitchen. She planned to simply paint the dark brown ...