HIGH POINT HIGHLIGHTS: BRONZED

There were a ton of trends at High Point Market this year that I’ve picked up on, but one of my favorites was the use of brass. Everywhere. We’ve been seeing it for a while now and it always takes a season or to for these little trends to go big, but I think brass is officially back (in the marketplace!) Which, of course, means that after next season there will be a new mainstream metal. (I’m predicting hammered high shine nickel. I’ve seen quite a bit of it already.) But, before we get ahead of ourselves… a few favorites:
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This little series from Ralph Lauren for Visual Comfort reminds me of horse bits, perfectly aligning with many of the other equestrian inspired pieces in the line. And, quite delicate too.
bronze detail casegoods table
Brass on casegoods – major major love. Everything has a campaign or (again) equestrian feel with details like rings, handles, corner brackets and more. The white table is so perfect for my apartment… I may need to snag it!
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Brass on upholstery? Yes, yes, yes! Makes a simple piece way more interesting.
dramatic bronze lighting mirror
And my favorite way to do brass – a little dark, industrial or dramatic. I’m dying to use this pendant in my dad’s restaurant design! 

*pieces from visual comfort, hickory chair, palecek, elite leather, made goods and currey & co.

14 responses on “HIGH POINT HIGHLIGHTS: BRONZED

  1. Corinna

    I’m fond of brass! And hey ho, we’ll mix the nickel and brass together!

    Just an fyi, the RL lamp bases in the first photo are stirrups for an English saddle, as opposed to being related to a snaffle bit. self-proclaimed horse nerd :)

    Corinna

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  2. Emily @ Little Bits of Delight

    I’m rooting for rose gold and copper to be the next big metal finishes… I just think they’re so pretty! ♥

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  3. Promosyon

    Well, alabaster lamps!! In the last picture is exactly what I am in search of these days. Your post is very beneficial for my project images, that is looks also vintage.

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About Cassandra LaValle

Cassandra LaValle is the founder and editor-in-chief of coco+kelley where she explores trends in fashion, decor and entertaining, highlighting pieces that exude classic design and glamour. As a designer, she consults clients across the globe on styling their homes and private events from her offices in Seattle.