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aussieblond1

Grey kitchen cabinets and gold hardware

aussieblond1
5 years ago

We are planning our kitchen reno to be light grey cabinets with gold hardware and taps. Shiny or brushed?

Comments (5)

  • User
    5 years ago

    Shiny if you are going for the disco 1980's vibe. Brushed for this century.

    aussieblond1 thanked User
  • PRO
    Anglophilia
    5 years ago

    Oh please! Polished brass hardware is a classic and about as far from a 1980's disco as it's possible to be. Brushed brass? A passing fancy.

    Polished brass pulls will warm up your gray cabinets. Do spend the money and buy solid brass ones - over time the lacquer will darken/wear but they can then be re-polished and re-lacqured and will last forever.

    They are not easy to find, but I know that both Baldwin and LookInTheAttic carry them. The man at LookInTheAttic said they sell more polished brass than any other finish.

  • aussieblond1
    Original Author
    5 years ago

    Thanks!!

  • Boxerpal
    5 years ago

    I love the look of gray and gold...


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    Century Hardware
    5 years ago

    A Satin brass finish would look very sleek on grey cabinets i would check out Century Hardware's [Modern Geo[(https://www.houzz.com/products/modern-geo-solid-brass-t-bar-satin-brass-160mm-prvw-vr~110537121?lid=83652372) and Glamour collections!

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