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The Somerset Weston pulls (mixing finishes)

Laurie Pags
6 years ago
I love that you were mixing the Somerset Weston pull finishes! Is there a tip/trick in mixing metals of the same type of pull? Esp with faucet finishes, etc?
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    Neal's Design Remodel
    6 years ago
    last modified: 6 years ago

    Great question! From our designer Christina Temple: "The easiest place to start is to run with one dominate finish, then select a few others to keep things fresh and fun, and to highlight differences throughout the design." Try pairing up different options at a showroom, and look for which look like they work together to your eye. Decide on which specific handle or knob style you like for each finish, then assigning each to a zone. For the project here, the two finishes were paired to the different colors of cabinetry, helping each of the three cabinet areas have a bit of a unique character.

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