Stainless steel has stolen the metallics limelight in the design world for years, but more recently copper is the new kid on the block dominating Pinterest boards the world over.
It’s easy to see why it’s the hottest design trend of the moment; you only need to add a few small touches to instantly update the look of any kitchen, living room or bedroom.
Here are a few of our favourite picks to try this trend at home:
Furniture
Alana copper side table, £79, Made.com
This side table works in any living space, bringing a fresh, minimalist feel to the room. Simple in design, (and incredibly good value for money) this table will instantly make your room feel more vibrant.
Bar stool, £99, Swoon Editions
Give your breakfast bar an ‘industrial chic’ update with Swoon Edition’s Orson copper stool.
Chest of drawers, £399, Made.com
This apothecary-style sideboard is updated with a little modern-industrial attitude, maintaining its vintage feel with aged copper. Part of the Made’s collaboration with Living etc, this chest of drawers is only one of several fresh, exciting designs the collaboration has seen. Check out Made.com to see the full collection.
Kitchenware
Pots and pans, from £60, John Lewis
John Lewis is always a trusty source of trusted, high quality homeware and this new range of copper cookware is a great addition to any kitchen; modern or classic in style.
Knife Set, £59.99, Very.co.uk
Boasting five knives with a copper coloured finish and a contrasting black magnetic block, this is a high-quality knife set with spark of contemporary style.
Cocktail set accessories, from £35, Tom Dixon
Tom Dixon has a stunning range of copper accessories and lighting. This range of glasses, wine coolers and serving trays are the perfect addition to any cocktail party.
Accessories
Lanterns, from £10, Anthropologie
Available in four different sizes, these geometric copper lanterns are a simple and effective way to add a modern touch to your home. Fill with chunky church candles or fairy lights to create a cosy atmosphere.
Copper dipped plant pots, from £10, Etsy
Updating the look of your home shouldn’t cost the earth. The copper dipped planter pots are gorgeous and can transform your usual plants in an instance.
If you feel like it, why not dig out your paint brush and give your terracotta plant pots a new lease of life with a lick of paint, finished with a copper-dipped base. (Copper paint available at any homeware store, such a Homebase).
Copper door knobs, £5, Notonthehighstreet.com
You don’t need to buy whole new pieces of furniture to add a new style to your home. Simple updates like these copper door knobs are an easy and affordable way to instantly update tired-looking furniture.
Storage
Copper storage unit, £204, Graham & Green
Style meets function in this classic 1960s design storage unit, that’s been given a modern twist with an elegant copper finish. Sliding doors and practical fingerhole handles conceal spacious compartments for homewares and accessories. A must have for any dining or living room.
Wire baskets, £14.99, H&M
This large metal basket is the perfect storage solution to tidy up stray bits and bobs lying around the house. Whether it’s to store magazines in the living rooms, or toilet rolls in the bathroom, this accessory is the perfect mix of practical and stylish.
Copper & glass geometric box, from £7.5, Posh Totty
Tidying away your bits and bobs couldn’t get more stylish with this set of three copper and glass storage boxes.
Lighting
Brushed copper pendant light, £79, Industville
This old factory style vintage pendant light brings a perfect industrial chic vibe to any room.
Table lamp, £65, Atkin & Thyme
This copper coated angled table lamp makes your boring work desk look inordinately more attractive. It might even make working those late nights slightly more enjoyable.
Junction floor lamp, £185, Heals
Providing the perfect contemporary industrial look, the Junction’s slender lines and exposed bulb makes this a stylish feature light that fits effortlessly within any sleek modern scheme.
We are obsessing about copper right now! How copper touches have you got in your home? Have you got any other ideas about how to inject this latest craze to give you home a quick style upgrade?
really good ideas