(Note: We recommend keeping an open mind around materials, since brass signs can be pricey. To help with that, we’re including alternate materials with ratings on a budget scale of $ to $$$$.)
While historical signs are actually made from solid brass, newer signs are often made from materials that look like brass.
Brass panels or plaques are either cast, etched, or engraved. These examples show etched artwork, which captures the highest amount of detail.
This combination provides a clean look with a hint of luxury. You’ll often see this timeless look in hospitality: hotels, restaurants, spas, and resorts.
Pairing brass with black, on the other hand can bring drama to a space. Look for this striking combination in upscale hotels, boutiques, restaurants, and clubs.
The best colors to pair with brass and gold? Think jewel tones.
For a more down-to-earth, mid-century look, try brass and dark wood. Brass brings out the warm tones in walnut and other dark woods.
Pairing brass with raw materials like concrete can brings an interesting, modern touch to a space.
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