Antique Brass: A warm, golden-brown finish with dark accents in recesses. Popular for hardware and vintage fixtures.
Antique Bronze: Dark brown with hints of copper or gold, often seen on light fixtures, knobs, and handles.
Antique Copper: Red-brown tones with darker patina; used for sinks, lighting, and kitchenware.
Antique Pewter: Soft gray with darker accents, offering a subtle, elegant vintage appearance.
Blackened or Oil-Rubbed Bronze: Very dark finish with warm undertones or edge highlights.
Chemical Patination: Applying acids or other chemicals to speed up oxidation for a natural patina.
Hand Rubbing/Polishing: Selective polishing of raised areas to highlight details and mimic wear.
Layered Plating: Adding layers of different metal tones, then selectively removing or distressing.
Paint and Stain Applications: Using tinted finishes and then wiping off excess to create depth.
Powder Coating with Antiquing Effects: Durable modern method mimicking traditional aging.
Home Interiors: Faucets, door handles, cabinet knobs, and lighting fixtures.
Architectural Details: Stair railings, balustrades, grilles, and gates.
Furniture: Table legs, frames, and decorative trim.
Art & Sculpture: Statues and metal wall art.
Jewelry & Fashion Accessories: Vintage-style pendants, rings, buckles.
Adds character and uniqueness
Blends well with classic and modern vintage interiors
Hides fingerprints, dust, and minor wear
Enhances texture and design details
Use non-abrasive cloths for cleaning
Avoid harsh chemicals that may strip the finish
For brass or bronze, use a wax or polish suited to patinated metals (if needed)
