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Satin chrome kitchen cupboard door knobs with polished chrome taps?

8 years ago

Will it look odd to have satin chrome kitchen door knobs with polished chrome taps? Should I rather choose polished chrome door knobs (cannot change the taps) or possibly even polished nickel door knobs?

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Empatika Bespoke Fitted Furniture
8 years ago
I find that chrome and satin go perfectly together as they are both metal colour, what wouldn't go is if you have a metal that is slightly golden or something, but I think the metal and metal go together fine! You won't even notice that you have satin knobs and a chrome tap, I promise, I have that in my kitchen. Good luck.
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