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Metal

Brass & Copper

Warm metallic details explored through actual material and finish choices.

Material illustrations

Material illustrations. Confirm colour, texture, substrate, bonding, edge details and suitability using physical samples and technical sheets.

4 · Material illustrations

01 Copper and Brass Material Comparison

Brass & Copper · Copper and Brass Material Comparison
Copper and Brass Material Comparison

02 Brushed Brass Sheet and Solid Bar

Brass & Copper · Brushed Brass Sheet and Solid Bar
Brushed Brass Sheet and Solid Bar

03 Polished Brass Fold and Machined Samples

Brass & Copper · Polished Brass Fold and Machined Samples
Polished Brass Fold and Machined Samples

04 Weathered and Protected Copper-Alloy Finishes

Brass & Copper · Weathered and Protected Copper-Alloy Finishes
Weathered and Protected Copper-Alloy Finishes

Distinguish solid brass or copper from a copper-coloured coating. Discuss whether the design welcomes patina or requires a protected appearance, and coordinate touch points, joint design and colour matching across the selected components. Compare an actual sample under the project lighting, then review its proposed substrate, edge detail and fixing method. Confirm the selected grade and its suitability for the intended location against the relevant technical sheet before final specification.

Material & technical notes

Characteristics

Review actual composition, patina expectations and protective treatment.

Colour direction

Natural, aged or coated warm-metal sample range

Grain & texture

Brushed, polished, aged or textured effect

Surface treatment

Polished, brushed, aged or protected finish with agreed patina expectations.

Processing considerations

Inlay, forming and surface-treatment trials

Grade selection

Select the documented grade for the intended use and destination.

Care & maintenance

Use the selected treatment’s care guidance; polishing can alter an intended aged finish.

Specification to confirm

Actual metal composition, finish, coating and care expectations. Confirm against the selected sample and technical sheet.

Typical spaces to discuss

Living room · Dining · Entrance

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