Copper Splashbacks Contemporary Kitchen, Perth
CbD’s Splashback is this ever-changing spirit, embodied in a sleek sheath of fine, bespoke copper. A living, breathing kitchen terroir - a relative to the sourdough loaf - it is an expressionistic mirror to the changing conditions of the kitchen. Anti-microbial, and an even distributor of heat, CbD’s copper Splashback will patina in relationship with your specific environment, providing a kaleidoscopic piece of artwork, tailored by your workplace or home.
Photo by Robyn Cusack
Photo by Robyn Cusack
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Anne Ellard Design added this to Why Copper Shines in the Kitchen
It Gets More Beautiful With Age Copper adds a beautiful, welcoming warmth to even the coldest kitchen. Real copper pieces will age with use and time and will develop a deeper, solid color on the surface as the metal reacts with oxygen and moisture in the air. This reaction is called oxidization and is responsible for unfinished copper changing to beautiful colors such as green, purple and bronze, protecting the copper from corrosion and decay. This applies more to copper used outdoors, but you can see an example in this backsplash.
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