DeCorbusier fosters endless inspiration with mirrored, polished, leathered or antique finishes. In this process, metals are melted, liquified, cast into forms, then crafted and finished by hand – each offering an authentic and durable surface with exquisite texture and a patina that matures over time.

Cold Cast brings distinctive, yet subtle texture to any space. This technical process involves mixing fine metal powder with bonding agent and applying evenly by hand into a mold. As it hardens it forms a perfectly smooth metal face coat. The cast is hand-polished until the desired shine and luster is attained. This technique can create intricate shapes and details impossible to achieve with soldered metal sheets.

Metal Coating offers an inherit sheen and glimmer for a striking finish and shimmery character. This process involves mixing a fine metal powder with a bonding agent to product a material which is then sprayed onto the substrate and polished.