Redecorating a client’s space as
an interior designer can be fun and exciting. There are many ways you can do
this and using brass angles is one of them.
Lining Up Window Glasses
Windows can actually be a source
of something new when decorating a place. A bookcase-type window glass can be
lined up with brass
angles for additional elegance. Here, you can inspire a classic feel and
touch.
Accent Your Kitchen
Brass angles can be used to
accent linings in the kitchen. The best way to do this is by using it with a
black background, which can easily provide some sophistication.
Using Linear Brass Angles
Adding depth to vertical surfaces
of ornaments can be done with linear brass angles. This provides a minimalistic
approach to key interior space designs. In fact, lining up with brass angles is
actually a popular way to design key joinery items.
Accent Boxes With Brass Angles
Boxes can be a great addition to
a client’s interior space. They can be placed at any space for added spice. But
did you know that box corners can also be finished with brass angles? This is a
great way to add detail and texture.
Brass angles can be used to liven
up different spaces due to its classic look. The good news is brass angles are
no longer limited to old, rustic-feel spaces. Many contemporary interior
designers now pair it with modern, contemporary spaces for an added zing.
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