Decoration, Design

Metallics: decor trend is highlighted at ABUP Decor Show

Metallic details are trending in furniture and decorative items. Check out some items on display at the fair that confirm this trend!

By Chrys Hadrian

Updated at Feb 10, 2024, 3:41 PM - Submitted at Feb 5, 2024, 9:35 AM

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Fragments collection by architect and designer Vivian Coser for St. James.

Fragments collection by architect and designer Vivian Coser for St. James. (St. James/)

Whether it's the mirror-like shine of polished metal or the subtle elegance of brushing, metallic details have been increasingly gaining ground in interior design. Emerging as protagonists or focal points , they bring with them an aura of sophistication and contemporaneity . The trend gains even more strength when intertwined with the rise of Maximalism , a style that celebrates abundance and expressiveness in interior decoration.

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01/10 - Waylande Gregory at 6F Decorations (Divulgação)

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02/10 - Fragments collection by architect and designer Vivian Coser for St. James. (St. James)

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03/10 - The Tritate by Aurea Sacilotto (Divulgação)

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04/10 - Shadow Table by artist Suka Braga (Suka Braga/Boobam)

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05/10 - Fantasy Line by Sui Objetos. (Sui Objetos)

06/10 - Gold Orchid Series by Atelier Le Motif (Atelier Le Motif)

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07/10 - Golden details on the ceramics by architect and designer Nao Yuasa. (Marcos Issa/Argosfoto)

08/10 - Vase from Greta Atelie. (Divulgação)

09/10 - Holaria glasses. (Marcos Issa/Argosfoto)

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10/10 - Table Necklace by designer Lu Barros. (Divulgação)