![]() ![]() Here are three ways you might want to use them: Not on our list of recommendations, but it is definitely #4. Either way, you can use copper to dress up a room with a tasteful accent piece, or add a touch of vintage charm - think copper clawfoot tub. You can polish it, or let it age naturally, which will affect its color over time. Unlike the silver tones of steel and nickel that have been abundant in the market of late, copper gives you that warm amber hue you won’t find in any other natural material. ![]() CopperĬopper isn’t just for plumping and pipes. It’s a nice touch, along with the brass lighting accents and sink faucet, without being too overwhelming. Nothing proves that more than a brass range hood from featured in Dwell magazine. Interior Designer Lisa Farmer suggests that if you want to incorporate brass into your space do so “sparingly or in unexpected ways” because it can make a big impact. The light reflects out of the translucent cabinetry, the bronze accent trim is a nice accent to the modern kitchen.Ĭontemporary Kitchen by York Home Stagers and Susan McDaniel 3. Or you can trim out your kitchen with brass like in this kitchen. There are many types of trim you can put in your home - everything from baseboard to molding. Rustic Staircase by Millbrook Architects & Designers and Crisp Architects 2. You can dress it up in a modern penthouse with marble and granite, or incorporate it into this stylish, yet more rustic decor with wood flooring and antique beams. We all know that you can find brass lighting fixtures and door hardware, but here are three unique ways you can also use brass in your home:īuilding a stairway to incorporate brass into the ballisters, handrails, and spindles is a unique look. These reflect a timeless style and exquisite craftsmanship that everyone desires for a beautiful interior. Over the last 10 years or so brass has gotten a bad rap with consumers because the market was saturated with low quality, imitation materials in everything from the hardware on your doors to the lighting fixtures hanging in your living room.īut the intrigue of brass from the design community has never truly died, it just became more difficult to acquire the high-quality brass that you might associate with high design of the 70’s and 80’s. Today, we’ll look at three of the most popular over time, and three ways you can use each of them in your home. For generations, humans love the natural and organic appeal of elements that make them feel calm, at peace and above all welcomed into a space. The ability to bring nature into your home has been an ambition that homeowners have strived for over the centuries. Since the early settlers installed their first 40” wide pine boards, natural building materials have proven they are beautiful and timeless. The trend of using natural building materials has never gone away. It’s the appeal of certain types of natural materials that trend over time. ![]()
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