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| Family | Cast | Textured | Coated | Patinated |
| How it looks | Deep three-dimensional panels and medallions cast from a pattern, then hand-finished. | Formed entirely by hand. | One tone fading into another across a panel — brass into bronze, gold into gun metal, warm into dark — graded by hand so that the transition has no step. | Soft clouds of dark tone drifting across a warm ground. |
| Metals | Brass, bronze, aluminium | Brass, copper | Stainless steel, brass, aluminium | Brass, copper, bronze |
| Where it suits | Indoors and outdoors | Indoors and outdoors | Indoors | Indoors |
| Worth knowing | A pattern has to be made before anything is cast, so a one-off medallion carries the cost of its tooling. | No two panels are the same, and that is the reason to choose it — a sample approves a character and a range, not a match. | A gradient that runs across several panels is set out as one drawing and graded as one batch, so that it continues across the joints. | Suits panels, cladding and furniture seen as a whole. |
| Looking after it | A soft brush for the relief, a damp cloth for the face. | As for hammered: a soft brush, a damp cloth, nothing abrasive. | Wipe with a soft damp cloth. | Lacquered, it is simply wiped. |
| Next step | Ask for a sample | Ask for a sample | Ask for a sample | Ask for a sample |
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