Varying the texture of your metal finishes
can make all of the difference in defining
a space. Don't be afraid to have more
than one (but more than three is going to
be too much). Combine matte, polished,
and hammered finishes for a truly rich
and visually delicious atmosphere!
4. Use Lots of
Texture
5. Keep It
Subtle
Even though multiple metals
may inhabit your kitchen space,
you don't want them to be
competing for attention. Don't
clutter a space with too many
metal pieces—three finishes
are more than enough. Need
a natural neutralizer? Try iron,
wood, or a non-metallic finish.
These elements offer a modern
industrial touch, won't clash
with other metals, and they
add a grounded element to
your palette to make sure your
kitchen space looks pulled
together and effortless.
