Brass is a material that speaks of timelessness. Unlike cold chrome, it possesses a deep, 'solar' spectrum of radiance. In 2026, we use brass not just as decor, but as a full-fledged architectural element, creating facades that only get more beautiful with years. In this article, we reveal the secrets of manual patination and grinding that make our products unique.
Manual Grinding: Texture with Character
We don't use factory grinding 'like everyone else'. Every brass sheet for our projects passes through a craftsman's hands. The 'Directional Brush' technique creates thousands of micro-lines on the metal surface that refract light differently. This creates a 'living' metal effect: as a guest walks along the desk, the light on it flows smoothly, emphasizing the material's volume and nobility.
Patina: The Color of Time
Chemical Art
Pure, bright brass often looks too 'restaurant-like'. For corporate headquarters, we create complex antique patinas. Using specialized compositions, we achieve deep chocolate, olive, or cognac hues while maintaining glimpses of golden shine. Patina 'grows' into the metal, protecting it and giving the product historical weight.