Brass
Brushed Brass
Material Character
Brushed Brass is a warm brass finish with a fine directional texture and a soft satin-like sheen. It keeps the richness of brass, but gives the surface a calmer and more architectural character than polished brass.
The main feature of this finish is the brushing. The linear grain organizes the way light moves across the surface, so flat areas feel clean and consistent while curved details, grooves, and kants catch highlights more clearly.
Material Details
- Metal Family
- Brass
- Coating System
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- Tone / Patina
- Warm brass with fine directional brushing
Frequently Asked Questions
Start a projectWill every finished surface look exactly the same?
Before production, the final appearance should be reviewed through the finish catalogue, the Modulux digital catalogue, or an ordered sample. Tone, sheen, brushing direction, grain strength, geometry, substrate, protection layer, touch level, cleaning expectations, and project lighting should be checked together.
How can I use this finish in my project?
Brushed Brass can be considered for wall panels, doors, frames, reception desks, elevator surrounds, lobby details, furniture, shelving, joinery fronts, trims, kants, and architectural profiles where the design needs warm metal presence without heavy patina or mirror reflection.
It is especially useful when the project needs brass to feel refined and controlled. On large surfaces, the brushing can create a quiet visual rhythm; on smaller details, it can give handles, frames, profiles, and kants a precise metal character.
Suitability depends on the element, substrate, selected finish system, protection layer, touch level, cleaning routine, brushing direction, geometry, lighting, and approved appearance sample.
How is this finish maintained?
Maintenance depends on the selected system, the way the surface is used, and the protection layer chosen for the project. Routine cleaning should avoid abrasive materials and should follow the project-specific guidance confirmed with the finish.
Because Brushed Brass has a directional texture, the brushing direction, cleaning direction, lighting, and frequent touch should be reviewed before production. The ordered or approved sample helps define the expected tone, sheen, and grain behavior for the actual project conditions.