Will it look weird mixing the style of faucets in the bathroom?

[Tommy2000GT]

I already have this shower faucet, Delta Lahara T17438-SS stainless steel. The rough-in valve is already installed and tile has been put up.
https://www.deltafaucet.com/bathroom/product/T17438-SS

I need to buy a lavatory faucet soon. However I don't like any of the Delta lavatory faucets. I like this one from Hansgrohe, Talis S brushed nickel.
http://www.hansgrohe-usa.com/articledetail.html?article=32070821&pageid=&fsid=&q=

Will it look weird mixing the manufacture & style of faucets? In the beginning of the project I picked that Delta shower faucet because I didn't like the shower faucets Hansgrohe had.

 

[shabby]

Kinda looks like a kitchen faucet but as long as the finish is the same it should be ok.

 

[DrPizza]

Kinda looks like a kitchen faucet but as long as the finish is the same it should be ok.

Agreed about the finish - as long as it's the same finish, no problem. But, in the OP, he says the shower fixtures are stainless steel (they look like brushed nickel as well), and the sink's fixture is brushed nickel.

OP - if it's the same finish, I doubt anyone's going to notice.

 

[Tommy2000GT]

Agreed about the finish - as long as it's the same finish, no problem. But, in the OP, he says the shower fixtures are stainless steel (they look like brushed nickel as well), and the sink's fixture is brushed nickel.

OP - if it's the same finish, I doubt anyone's going to notice.

Yeah Delta calls it stainless steel but Hansgrohe calls it brushed nickel which looks similar.

The other thing I'm concerned about is the Delta shower faucet looks more contemporary whereas the Hansgrohe looks more modern. I'm not sure if anyone has ever mixed design styles like that.