Brass is Back

Brass, with its beautiful blend of nickel and chrome, is making its way as the forefront of the design world.  My love of brass first became prominent when I first discovered Lulu & Georgia. Its renewed interest, mainstream shops and smaller boutiques are making finding this metal easily. This durable combination of copper and zinc, won’t rust, strong yet easily morphed into a different shapes. Some may call it the “poor man’s gold”, I call it a true treasure because it’s beautiful yet inexpensive. What makes the new age-old brass more appealing is the unfinished finish compared to shiny finishes from the 70’s. But the new generation prefers the aged look, actually the more vintage and full of history it looks like the more desire it is. Brass is back for a good reason, it’s timeless, warm, inviting, and finish off any room like an amazing jewel. From small moments to large statements, brass can be incorporated into the home elegantly tasteful, as in this romantic antique style bathroom.

Brass is a stunning accent in a bright white kitchen with these handles that remind me of my Grandparents’ kitchen in Portugal. The Bubble Chandelier from Pelle, Brass Planters, Metal Baskets, multi-purpose Brass Clips and Gold Shelves become function that last a long time.

Although, I prefer neutrals and bright whites, this room has been a long time favorite of mine, maybe for its beautiful use of brass touches. Dahlia Candle holders, Honeycomb Accent Table, Magnifier Set, Tic Tac Toe Set, Gold Hearts Coasters from Sugar + Paper, Boom Wall Structure, Gilded Wall Globe all add a unique touch to your living space with a vintage styled elegance.

This Tropical Inspired Room showcases simple brass detailing, which works well with many time periods, and materials like this Wood and Brass Cabinet and Tufted Ottoman. Easy ways to incorporate this precious metal into you bedroom is, with pillows like these from Layla Grace, a new Jewelry Stand, and fragrant Clark and Dumbo candles.