Faucet in Bath -4

Durability finish is a key factor in your choice of faucet. Metal faucet choices now available include a variety of silver-tone finishes, as well as gold, bronze, mixed metals and brushed and hammered options.

Nickel fell out of favor in the first half of the 20th century because it wasn’t considered a durable material. Solid brass electroplated with chromium – more commonly referred to simply as chrome – became the standard for faucets in the 1930s and remains one of the most popular looks today.

Polished chrome is a classic that coordinates beautifully with a wide variety of fixture styles and types of décor. It can evoke a nostalgic look, as in a 1920s- or other vintage-style bath, but it can also complement contemporary styles beautifully.

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