Monday, August 22, 2011

Finish Focus: Polished Nickel

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The Thornton Table Lamp in Polished Nickel by Suzanne Kasler for Visual Comfort

Visual Comfort is proud to offer a fantastic assortment of exquisite, hand-applied living finishes that are unparalleled. One of our most popular finishes is our beautiful Polished Nickel. Beloved for its clean, shiny appearance, our Polished Nickel has a warmer appearance than say, regular chrome, giving it a great deal of depth. Polished Nickel works in just about any space and provides a timeless look. Part of the beauty of Polished Nickel is the fact that in spite of its beauty, it is actually relatively low maintenance. Because Polished Nickel fixtures do not have a lacquer coating, they can be cleaned very easily with a soft cloth and ammonia-free household cleaner.

Visual Comfort Studio Caged Lanterns with Paper Shades in Eric Cohler’s “Father Day” room at the Susan G. Komen Holiday Home Showhouse

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Thomas O’Brien for Visual Comfort Reed Single Sconce and Ginger Single Arm Sconce by Alexa Hampton for Visual Comfort

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Ruhlmann Sconce and Symmetric Twist Sconce, both from Visual Comfort’s Chart House Collection Designed by Sandy Chapman

 

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Randolph Large Round Flush Mount in Polished Nickel with Crystal and Frosted Glass and Small Sophia Flush Mount in Polished Nickel with Frosted Glass, both Designs by Alexa Hampton for Visual Comfort

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The Ingrid Table Lamp by Alexa Hampton for Visual Comfort shown next to the Kenton Desk Lamp with Metal Shade by Thomas O’Brien for Visual Comfort

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Six Light Square Tube Chandelier from our Studio Collection shown alongside the Large Crystal Cube Chandelier from our Chart House Collection

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Short Linear Lantern and the Large Regency Wall Lantern, both from our Chart House Collection

 

We love the clean, classic look of Polished Nickel. Do you favor this finish in your own home? Which of the pieces in this post is your favorite?

1 comment:

Amanda said...

I love that last lantern. The pagoda style is so pretty. It reminds me of the Hollywood Regency things I love so much.