Brass, a touch of light in Interior Design ✨

Brass has made a remarkable comeback in our interiors in recent years. Long associated with more traditional styles, it has reinvented itself and is now making its way into modern, bohemian or minimalist spaces.
But what makes brass such a popular material for decoration?
Let’s dive into its many assets and its timeless charm...

Chic and Bright Material

Brass, an alloy of copper and zinc, is distinguished by its warm golden hue and natural shine. Unlike gold, which is often considered too flashy, brass offers a subtle sophistication. Its patina gives a soft light that dresses any space, while remaining discreet.
Its golden appearance goes wonderfully with materials such as wood, glass or marble, creating harmonious contrasts and providing a precious touch without being ostentatious.

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Versatility in Styles

Whether for an industrial, vintage or even contemporary decoration, brass blends into all styles. It can be found in small decorative objects but also in lighting, mirrors, door handles or table accessories.
It fits in just as well with a refined decor with natural tones as with more loaded interiors. Its ability to enhance a space while adapting to different styles makes it an essential choice for interior designers.

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Ease of maintenance and longevity

Brass is valued not only for its aesthetics, but also for its durability. It can develop a natural patina over time, but this only adds to its charm. For those who prefer to keep its original shine, a simple cleaning with soapy water or a specialized cleaning product such as Miror and a soft cloth is enough to revive it.

Brass and Ecology

More and more interior designers and architects are turning to sustainable and environmentally friendly materials. Brass, being a recyclable alloy, is part of this approach. By choosing brass objects, you are choosing an ecological material, which can be melted and reused several times without losing its properties. Moreover, all my brass scraps are deposited in a specialized recycling center near my workshop to give them a second life.

Brass is more than just a passing trend; it’s a true classic in interior design. It embodies elegance, durability, and versatility. Whether you want to add a discreet touch of refinement or make brass a central element of your decor, this material will meet all your desires.

So, are you ready to adopt it in your interior?