Stainless steel
Stainless steel is used to make sculptures, art objects, decorative products and architectural elements.
The material allows different surface finishes — from matte and brushed to mirror polished.
The reflective properties of the metal shape how the form is perceived and let the object interact with surrounding architecture, light and space.
The grade of steel, its thickness and finish are chosen for the requirements of each project.
Corten steel
Corten steel is known for its characteristic surface, which develops a special tone and texture over time.
The material is used in architecture, landscape design and metal art objects.
Corten steel allows expressive forms that blend naturally with the landscape and contemporary architecture.
The design must take into account operating conditions, the way the patina forms and the possible effect of corrosion products on adjacent surfaces.
How to choose the material
The choice of material depends on:
If you have not decided on a material, describe your project — we will discuss the options.
- the purpose of the product;
- the installation site;
- operating conditions;
- appearance requirements;
- dimensions and structure;
- the details of the technical specification.
Stainless steel surface finishes
Mirror polish
The surface reflects its surroundings like a mirror. It suits spheres, drops and sculptures that should blend into the space and play with light. Fingerprints and water marks are more visible, so periodic care is needed.
Brushed (satin)
Fine directional grain gives a soft metallic sheen without a clear reflection. Small scratches and fingerprints are barely visible — a practical choice for elements that are touched often.
Matte
An even surface without glare or directional texture. It gives a calm, restrained look and emphasises the shape of the object rather than the reflections.
We choose the finish for the product's purpose, installation site and the desired effect.