kitchen mixed metals
Cool Silver and Stainless Steel Whether highly polished or brush-finished, stainless steel has a sleek, sophisticated vibe that makes a kitchen look fit for a professional chef. With gray as its color base, silvery steel is the perfect foil to balance and unite the orange and yellow hues of brass and copper.
Vibrant Copper Copper cookware has an elegance and a durability that make it praised by chefs around the world, but that’s just one way to introduce this warm metal into your kitchen. Heat things up with bright polished copper on walls and cabinets. Play with shade variations by bringing in hues like green oxidized copper or orangey oil-rubbed bronze.
Mixing Metals in the Kitchen Stainless steel is the go-to appliance finish, which makes silver tones the only option for all metal fittings and fixtures, right? Fear not, fans of copper and brass — mixing metals is as simple as focusing on their tones. Check out how well the orange and turquoise hues of copper, yellow tones of brass, and silver color of steel work together in this marvelously metallic kitchen collection from the Houzz Shop.
Cool Silver and Stainless Steel Whether highly polished or brush-finished, stainless steel has a sleek, sophisticated vibe that makes a kitchen look fit for a professional chef. With gray as its color base, silvery steel is the perfect foil to balance and unite the orange and yellow hues of brass and copper.
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