Same steel, same cut — the finish decides how the piece sits on your wall. All five are the same powder coat; only the colour changes.
Black
The default, and the most chosen by a wide margin. Reads as ironwork. Strongest on white, cream, pale grey and light wood. Gives the deepest shadow. If in doubt, black.
White
For walls where black would vanish: charcoal, navy, forest green, terracotta, exposed brick. Reads like a chalk drawing on a dark wall. Not recommended for fully exposed outdoor use.
Silver
Metallic, cool, architectural. Best on white and on dark blue or grey. Suits geometric and abstract designs, offices and modern flats. Catches gallery lighting well.
Gold
Metallic and warm. The most photographed combination we ship is gold on a dark green or navy wall. Also the usual choice for salons, spas, sanctuaries and bedrooms with warm textiles. On a white wall it is soft rather than bold.
Bronze
Metallic, deep and rustic. The traditional finish for a cross, a tree of life or a landscape in a cabin. Best on cream, wood, stone and brick.
By room
Living room: black, or gold on a dark accent wall. Bedroom: gold or bronze for warmth, white on a dark wall for calm. Kitchen: black on tile, bronze on wood. Office: silver or black. Outdoors: black or bronze. Church or prayer space: gold or bronze.
Sets
One finish per set. Mixing finishes across panels rarely works.
