In this article, we will give comprehensive advice on how to use copper details and accessories in the interior. They are now at the peak of fashion, so why are they still not in our homes? Let's start right today
Metal in the interior is no longer associated withfactory spaces and increasingly appears in the most seemingly unexpected styles for such a brutal material. Today we will consider options for using copper surfaces.
Kitchen utensils.Hanging copper pots, ladles and frying pans not only add zest to the space, but also emphasize the style solution. Direct dependence in this case can be traced in the style of the dishes themselves.
Wall decoration.Copper tiles, like sheet copper, are great for decorating walls in a modern minimalist, industrial or loft space. Copper will certainly add brutality, rigidity and impressiveness to the room. However, the metal is unlikely to add warmth and coziness, so think twice about using this kind of design in family spaces.
Kitchen countertops.Copper has bactericidal properties, that is, it prevents the development of bacteria, which means it can be safely used as a countertop for a dining or cutting table in the kitchen.
Accessories.One of our favorite ways to transform furniture is to change the hardware. Vintage brass hardware would look equally great on an antique sideboard or as an update to an Art Deco dresser.
Lighting fixtures. The easiest way to "fit" copper into the interior is to purchase a light fixture with a matching lampshade. Fortunately, there are now a dime a dozen options on the interior market.
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