Possesses a captivating allure with its dark, sleek appearance. The unique patina and depth of colour add a sense of sophistication and industrial chic.

This is a deep bronze with warm, funky antique feel. Commonly used on large pivot hinged front doors, hotel lobbies and quiet relaxing spaces.

Here the patina imitates the natural weathering and aging process that occurs when metal interacts with water. It results in a nuanced, weathered appearance with a blend of bronze and subtle smoke and aged undertones, lending a sense of authenticity and character to the metal’s surface.

Forged brass displays bright yellows to deeper, richer gold tones. It’s also not uncommon to exhibit shades of brown, red, or even greenish-blue, showcasing an aged or weathered appearance.

Burnished nickel involves polishing the metal to create a smooth and lustrous finish, followed by a process that adds a darker patina and highlights to certain areas. This technique enhances the metal’s appearance, giving it depth and character while maintaining the inherent shine of nickel. The result is a sophisticated, darker, nuanced look compared to regular nickel finishes.

Dark copper exhibits a rich, deep hue that leans towards a darker shade within the copper spectrum. It appears as a warm, reddish-brown with a hint of charcoal. The developed patina can offer a striking and distinctive aesthetic in various applications, showcasing both elegance and character.

Features subdued, metallic grey tones with hints of blue or green undertones, offering a sleek and sophisticated aesthetic. Gunmetal is only one of the grey metals offered by Morph and Metalier.

Despite being a bronze alloy, gunmetal will not take a patina. It can be darkened if required by the addition of black copper. It can be lightened with aluminium to create gunmetal silver.

Rust finishes offer a distinct aesthetic appeal with its weathered appearance. Reddish browns and fiery oranges are developed naturally and will vary in colour depending on atmospheric conditions. Rust is a popular choice in architectural designs and outdoor sculptures

The copper surface displays a warm and rose appearance, resembling the delicate and inviting tones of salmon.

Champagne Gold

Metalier’s champagne gold liquid metal had an illustrious start to life, created especially for the bank of escalators installed in Harrods, London.

Champagne gold is not a yellow gold. The colour is mellowed to a pale delicate hue – just like champagne.

A pinkish gold and was originally created for a hair salon in New Zealand. The salon has a very pretty pink theme and the metal highlights its pink mirrors and light-fittings.

Outback WA is littered with rock formations, dips and hollows like a furrowed moonscape. The meteor texture is featured here in Smokey Bronze.

Here in a Rose Gold.

Here in Black Copper.

Each application is done by hand so we can create varying mixes and blends of different textures and finishes to achieve almost any result. Contact us to find out more.