Metal Finishes for Custom Furniture

Fine abrasion gives a brushed finish its linear texture and a soft sheen without glare. It suits pieces where understated detail matters.

A polished finish has a mirror-like surface with crisp reflections. It comes from progressive buffing and looks clean and contemporary. It brings light into a piece and contrasts with wood and stone.

An antiqued finish is aged on purpose to bring out tonal variation. Its subtle patina gives it warmth, and it pairs well with natural woods and textured surfaces.

A blackened finish comes from controlled oxidation. The tone is deep and muted, with a soft metallic luster under the dark color. It suits architectural forms and bold contrast details.

A hammered finish is shaped by hand or with tooling into an uneven, dimpled surface that catches light from every angle. It works well on accent details.

Many of our pieces combine materials like marble, travertine or brushed brass with wood.

Our studio is in El Segundo, and visits are by appointment. Contact the studio to book one.

To price a piece in one of these finishes, request a quote. Requesting a quote is free, and you are under no obligation to order. You can also start from a piece in our catalog.

We also offer five stones: marble, granite, quartzite, travertine and soapstone. The materials page covers all of our woods, finishes, textures, stone, metal and upholstery.