Metals continue throughout the rest of the home — from frames to vases to lamps. READ: Quiet luxury: Design trend channels understated, elegant fashions ...

Another benefit of mixing metals is that it allows you to subtly experiment with more trend-forward finishes without committing to using them all throughout the space, Goodrich notes.

Properly mixing metals with intention gives a home a curated feel. “Combining different metal finishes and sheens gives the impression that a design evolved over time,” says Scheer.

Abode Experts say to follow these 7 rules when mixing metals in your home While the look is meant to be less uniform, the finished product should feel intentional.

However, there are a few Holmes-approved ways to mix metals in your home decor that will help you maintain visual interest without going overboard.

You’ve likely heard all of the “rules” related to mixing metal finishes. “Don’t use more than two together,” or “choose one finish and complement it with coordinating metals ...