Light up your home with brass lamps: the new trend in light design

THE LIGHT DESIGN CHOOSES THE BRASS

Brass. He is the fetish material of the latest creations. Top designers have chosen it for indoor and outdoor furnishings and lamps that are already a must.

Interior designers and interior designers can no longer do without them. Whether it is declined in the form of a floor lamp or a suspension lamp, today brass is the object of desire, capable of giving the environment luxurious but never shameless tones.

The alloy, consisting essentially of copper and zinc, has a golden color that veers almost imperceptibly to the green octane. An acidulous hue, which suggests freshness and modernity and is therefore distinguished by the warm tone of yellow gold, more baroque and sumptuous.

Brass resists corrosion, it is ductile and malleable. It therefore lends itself to interesting aesthetic experiments.

Gallery and art shop follow the trend proposing pieces of character. Classic and modern quotations lead to works with a distinctly contemporary flavor that will amaze you.

But this is the passion for the new trend that, in antique shops, the search for vintage brass is also spreading. A rediscovery that ranges from the chandelier with ’50s smoky crystals to the 70s coffee table and that is involving the antique dealers in the reconnaissance of anti-antique articles. It will be that brass is easily cleaned (even the most veiled by time), will be collective suggestion (with fashions it is so, you know) but now it is open hunting. And if knobs, handles and hinges also embellish a Spartan two-room apartment, more structured pieces are able to give an incisive impression to any habitat.