Aged copper sheets are highly sought after, and we offer a variety of options.

Our selection includes browns that capture the look of naturally aged copper, as well as blue, green, and verdigris finishes that reflect how copper might appear after a decade of exposure to the elements. The natural aging process of copper outdoors typically begins with light browns, transitioning to progressively darker browns, then to black, and finally to green hues after approximately 10 years.

This aged copper patina is popular on our copper splashbacks.

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Aged brass patina is available in three options, showcasing the transformation of brass sheet from a light aged appearance to an antique finish. When brass is allowed to naturally age outdoors, it transitions through shades of brown and ultimately settles into a black hue. The kitchen displayed here features a custom aged brass patina.

This patina is also popular on our brass splashbacks.

We are also able to customize the patinas to meet the specific preferences of our customers to suit projects. For more on our aged patina metal sheet head over to our Patina Pictures page for images.

With Corten steel and galvanised steel we can apply the rust finish and vary the shade of rust. Corten steel ageing in nature passes through many colour changes starting with orange, then progressively through shades of brown ending up with a deep chestnut brown after several years.
Waxing or lacquering rusted Corten causes the colour to darken.

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Patina aged metal sheets have been developed by our patina studio for many years, aged sheet metal like this azure blue patina has become a customer favorite. We have produced a variety of design elements, including tabletops, splashbacks, wall art, and the striking wall featured in this ski chalet kitchen you can see here.

This wall consists of copper planks affixed to a timber surface, with gaps filled in using infill strips.

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