Interior and architectural designers are always on the
lookout for something refreshing to spruce up their work. Therefore, it is
important for them to have access to the best and most reliable materials they
can get.
When it comes to decorating interiors or exteriors—whether
it be for a residential or commercial space—it’s not just the color designs and
fashion-forward themes that matter. Style must be balanced with practicality
and functionality as well. After all, what good is a pretty house if it isn’t
ergonomic and usable?
The Year of the Mixed
Metals
Design industry experts have named various metallics and
metals to be in demand this year—not just as individual materials, but also as
a mixed component. Variation is also expected to be big this year, and its
aesthetic appeal lies in breaking monotonous, one-layered designs. Adding mixed
metals to a room can give it both character and a refreshing change from the
typical uniformed look.
Brass, for example, is versatile enough to be mixed and
matched with iron, copper, and silver. From brass rods
to sheets or angles, designers recognize just how much they can do when
working with this metal. That’s why they tend to gravitate to this
metal—especially when the client’s order is to get a place looking shiny and
expensive without actually costing like one.
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