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Question by none n: brushed silver or brushed nickel mirror? any interior design specialist , pls answer?
My guest bathroom is very small and very dark also and I want to bring some life into this small space. I bought a gorgeous mahogany cabinet and a brushed nickel faucet with goes perfect with the black marble top of the vanity. Now, it is time for a mirror. I am thinking about a wall mirror for the entire wall leaving only small spaces for each side for sconces and I am wondering what finish should be the mirror. I found on the internet some custom made mirrors but i have to choose the finish of the frame around them , should it be brushed nickel or brushed silver to add more light, and if brushed silver would it match the brushed nickel faucet or it does not matter. or both the mirror frame and the faucet should be the same finish. would the brush nickel frame make the room darker. Please if you have any interior design background answer me and tell me what to do to bring life to this small space and make it look bigger. and I guess if I have to make sconces in both sides of the mirror, they should math the mirror frame? pls help?

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Answer by Diane A
It is a design preference, however, in bathrooms (and particularly small ones) I do not like to mix metals. To me, it looks distracting and looks like you just bought stuff wherever without much thought (this is my design training however). If you had done chrome, then a silver mirror would have looked better. IMO, the two close but not exact finishes will be a bit discordant.

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March 30, 2012, Kevin Telaak was recognized for his company?s outstanding support of SEN Preferred Vendors, his 2011 record of high business achievement, and his commendable business practices. His firm increased their material purchases from SEN Preferred Vendors by 203% and achieved a national ranking of 2nd within the group. Much of this splendid increase was with Medallion Cabinetry as a replacement for a cabinet line that had resigned as SEN Preferred Vendor. ?Your example of navigating your business to profitability and overall excellence during a n anemic economic recovery is now the model for others to emulate,? commented Peterson in presenting Mr. Telaak with a handsome trophy, a $ 500 check, free tuition at a SEN Business School (a $ 950 value), and a free 2-page spread in Signature Kitchens & Baths magazine (a $ 2,100 value).

The award is named in honor of Peterson?s father who made some notable contributions to the kitchen and bath industry during his 30-year career. M. A. Peterson helped establish NKBA in 1963, served on its Board of Directors for many years, was honored as the world?s first Certified Kitchen Designer, and inducted into the Industry Hall Of Fame in 1988 – its inaugural year. The SEN Design Group makes this award annually in memory of M. A. Peterson who died in March, 1997.

Other special honors for 2011 outstanding performances at the SEN Awards Luncheon went to the following:

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Answer by manna eater
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