Brass is back?
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Anonymous
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Small developer here. I love the modern brass accents in a kitchen, and would like to that on a house I am working on. However, I am worried about resale. Do you think these types of kitchens are very taste specific?
Examples: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/301600506279054013/ https://www.pinterest.com/pin/301600506279054013/ https://www.pinterest.com/pin/AeK2zhJVTd1nRCuyAygBUpp2ZCzXPVVLtJyT2I_pg7oK0qVoutEX_4k/ https://www.pinterest.com/pin/ARfre1ile9T8fJRNIb6Nn9v_j50FXgUVA_oC_W2zSHw43udUA0cBh7mQfagODZnNw-bObIRFw8mrEtf-_fQ3SP0/ https://www.pinterest.com/pin/90283167508055208/ |
Anonymous
| Yes, taste specific. No, not my taste. The pendants over the table with the green west elm stools are kind of cool though. No way on brass faucets. |
Anonymous
| Brass IS back. Those selections are gorgeous. |
Anonymous
| I think they are also beautiful! |
Anonymous
| Not in my house it isn't! But I always dislike a trend until the moment after it has gone. |
Anonymous
Ha, ha, me too. I do like touches of brass where it makes sense, but going with all brass fixtures and knobs is too much for me right now. Maybe because I still have a few brass items in my 1980s home that I haven't gotten around to replacing yet. |
Anonymous
| Ugh. We just bought a house built in the mid-80s that was filled with brass. We are the process of replacing ALL of it. |
Anonymous
| Remind me too much if Trump's style. |
Anonymous
| I like it, but it's probably not for everyone. But I detest brushed nickel. Please don't use that. |
Anonymous
| I love it, but brushed/matte only. It's the bright stuff that looks so dated now. |
Anonymous
| The new brass gaining traction is unlacquered brass - it ages over time and will patina naturally |
Anonymous
| Brass is awful. |