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Oxidised copper · Tones

Four surfaces

Tones

From copper orange to almost anthracite. Each tone has its own texture, and that only shows across a surface.

Overview

The four side by side

Lined up like this they trace the path copper takes outdoors over months and years. Taken on its own, each one is a finished state.

Sample surface copper Helios: a warm copper orange with a soft gradient
CopperHelios

A warm copper orange with a soft gradient. The lightest of the four, still close to bare metal.

Sample surface copper Oxid Light: light red brown with a brushed texture
CopperOxid Light

Light red brown with a brushed texture. Calm, even, without hard edges.

Sample surface copper Oxid Kyoto: ochre brown with dark speckling
CopperOxid Kyoto

Ochre brown with dark speckling. The liveliest tone, strongly drawn across the surface.

Sample surface copper Oxid Dark: deep red brown with violet streaks
CopperOxid Dark

Deep red brown with violet streaks. The darkest of the four, almost anthracite.

The plus sign moves a tone into the sample selection. The order form is further down this page.

Before you choose

What matters when picking a tone

LightAll four tones change with the light. Put the sample where the surface will sit later and look at it at different times of day.
SurfaceA sample is small, a wall is large. The texture reads more calmly across a large surface than in the hand; with Oxid Kyoto the difference is greatest.
NeighboursBrown rarely stands alone. Hold the sample against the wood, stone or render it will meet later.
ApprovalWhat is binding is the sample you approve. Within one project we match the batches to it.
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Samples come by post

Brown on a screen is a different brown from brown in the hand. For architecture and planning offices we send the sample surfaces at no cost.

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