Veined stone.
Warm brass.
Hardware that holds its place.
Functional details can belong to the surface around them.
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@auremaison.coVeined stone.
Warm brass.
Hardware that holds its place.
Functional details can belong to the surface around them.
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Warm metal.
Better texture.
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Dark hardware on the wall.
A real room makes the case for details that belong.
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The outlet does not need to disappear.
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Wall hardware should feel specified, not default.
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Knurled texture.
Two ways to change the feel of a cabinet.
Which would you choose?
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Even the outlet belongs to the material story of the room.
Small detail. Visible every day.
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Soft plaster.
Hardware that stays quiet.
The smallest details should feel like part of the room.
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Glossy tile.
Soft light.
Even the outlets should feel like part of the kitchen.
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A new collection is coming soon.
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The outlet should feel like part of the bathroom, not an afterthought.
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Dimmer.
Outlet.
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The hardware should belong to the wall, not interrupt it.
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Hardware should feel considered before it ever reaches the room.
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Light wood.
Stainless steel on the wall.
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Dark wall.
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The switch should belong to the room, not interrupt it.
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Brushed metal.
Black outlets that disappear into the detail.
Hardware should belong to the surface around it.
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Stone surface.
Brass on the wall.
A switch and dimmer that feel like part of the room.
@auremaison.coDark wood.
Stone texture.
Metal hardware that holds the room together.
Small details should feel specified, not default.
