Category: Audo Copenhagen
This metal is found on the following collections: Passage Collection, Umanoff Tables.
A mechanical brushing process applies a distinctive finish to brass surfaces, using abrasive materials to create fine lines or a textured pattern with an understated matte or satin sheen. The brushed surface texture adds depth and visual interest while helping to conceal minor scratches or fingerprints.
Was worried brass would look too shiny and cheap in person, but the mechanical brushing gives it a soft matte grain that hides fingerprints way better than polished metal. Used it on a pair of side tables and the finish still looks even after a few months of daily use.
The brushed finish has this subtle texture that catches light differently depending on the angle, way nicer than polished brass which shows every fingerprint. Used it on a set of drawer pulls and the grain lines all run consistently, so they actually look like a matched set.
I was worried the finish would look too shiny or fake, but this mechanical brushing gives it a subtle, matte depth that feels really substantial. The texture is perfectly even across the surface, and it's held up beautifully on my Umanoff table after a month of daily use.
