Metal surface treatments and finishes.
The quality you see and touch
Metal surface treatments and finishes are the moment when a process becomes a work. It is the phase in which the metal acquires its definitive identity: the colour, the texture, the response to light, the capacity to last over time without losing the character that defines it.
At Metalbril metal surface treatments are the result of an artisanal process organised industrially, carried out in-house on brass, iron, stainless steel, aluminium and copper with oxidization, burnishing, painting, polishing and materic treatment techniques. Every surface treatment is developed on sample and validated before production, to guarantee a precise, repeatable result consistent with the design brief.
The surface treatment of a metal is never a standardised choice. It depends on the material, the installation context, the aesthetic required by the project and the expected durability over time. A brass wall cladding destined for a luxury hotel requires a completely different surface treatment from a decorative iron panel for a private residence. At Metalbril every treatment is born from a direct exchange with the designer, with the possibility of developing personalised solutions that go beyond standard catalogues.
Bespoke
Request the sample kit. Choose with your hands, not only with your eyes
Metal surface treatments and finishes must be evaluated in person. Texture, reflections, chromatic depth and response to light are qualities that no rendering can fully convey. For this reason, we offer the possibility of requesting physical samples of materials and finishes before any design decision. Browse our complete range, select the metal finishes that interest you and receive them directly to assess them in the context of your project.
Request our finish catalogue in digital format
The complete Metalbril finish range in a single downloadable file: materic, classic, oxidized and acid-treated. Leave your email and receive the full digital finish catalogue immediately, to consult and share with your team during the design process.