Brass
Ombre Patina Brass

Material Character
Light satin brass deepens slowly into an aged, smoky patina across a single surface. Raised edges stay golden while grooves and recesses go dark. On a curved bar, a sculpted wall or a feature door, the shape itself draws the gradient.
Material Details
- Metal Family
- Brass
- Tone / Patina
- Light brass fading into deep aged patina
- Use
- Interior and exterior, with corrosion protection
- Care
- No abrasives, no harsh chemicals
Projects Featuring this Finish
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ombre Patina Brass?
Ombre patina brass is a brass finish with a gradual shift from light satin brass to darker patina across the surface. We make it as a liquid metal coating with real brass powder patinated by hand, and as a patina on solid brass.
Can this finish be applied to different surfaces?
Yes, and shaped surfaces show it best. As a liquid metal coating it goes onto MDF, wood, metal, aluminum and stainless steel, including curves and fluted panels. As solid metal finishing we patinate solid brass pieces your metalworker makes.
Will every finished surface look exactly the same?
The gradient follows the shape, so each piece tells it a little differently. You see and approve a sample before we start. The patina is laid by hand, and the point where light brass turns dark shifts with every curve and edge. That variation is the finish.
How can I use this finish in my project?
Give it a shape to work with. A curved hotel reception desk, fluted wall panels in a lobby, a restaurant bar front, sculptural columns in an office entrance. At home, a kitchen island. Pieces are usually ready 2 to 4 weeks after you approve the sample.


