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<blockquote data-quote="WitchyWoman" data-source="post: 2349704" data-attributes="member: 264084"><p>...same color and style throughout? Does all your faucets and cabinetry have to be the same color and style throughout the house.&nbsp; I am building a 6500 sq ft home and it is very much set up in an east wing, west wing style.&nbsp; For resale purposes are people less likely to purchase your home if you have chrome, satin nickel, black and bronze faucets in the seven different bathrooms, or laundry room and kitchen, or three wet bar sinks?&nbsp; Do you have to stick with the same color throughout?&nbsp; Same with Cabinetry do you have to put all cabinetry in the same style or color in seven bathrooms, a library, kitchen, and wet bar locations?&nbsp; How much is this looked at when purchasing a home?&nbsp; I thought with such a large house it would be nice to do something different in many of the locations, they are separated by doors. example jack and jill bath where there is two separate vanity areas for each separated by the tub and toilet like three smaller rooms can you put green cabinets in one vanity area and red in another without it being tacky?</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="WitchyWoman, post: 2349704, member: 264084"] ...same color and style throughout? Does all your faucets and cabinetry have to be the same color and style throughout the house. I am building a 6500 sq ft home and it is very much set up in an east wing, west wing style. For resale purposes are people less likely to purchase your home if you have chrome, satin nickel, black and bronze faucets in the seven different bathrooms, or laundry room and kitchen, or three wet bar sinks? Do you have to stick with the same color throughout? Same with Cabinetry do you have to put all cabinetry in the same style or color in seven bathrooms, a library, kitchen, and wet bar locations? How much is this looked at when purchasing a home? I thought with such a large house it would be nice to do something different in many of the locations, they are separated by doors. example jack and jill bath where there is two separate vanity areas for each separated by the tub and toilet like three smaller rooms can you put green cabinets in one vanity area and red in another without it being tacky? [/QUOTE]

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