Copper's rich history in architectural design continues as modern design continues to utilize it in both interior and exterior environments. It is most famous for it’s bright color which patinas over time to near black and then finally to a green patina.
Copper forms a tough oxide-sulfate patina that protects underlying copper surfaces and resist corrosion. Little to no cleaning or maintenance are necessary. It is well suited for areas that are hard to access after installation.
If you are considering using copper inside, you’ll value copper’s strong antimicrobial properties which don’t allow microorganisms to survive on its surface. Copper is also a sustainable material. 100% recyclable without any loss of quality after recycled.
