Furnishing your home with Oxidized Copper Patina Handcrafted Furniture is an excellent way to add a unique and timeless style to your interior. Whether you are looking for a statement piece such as a Dining Table or a Coffee Table, or simply want to spruce up your existing furniture with a touch of oxidized copper patina, handcrafted furniture is the perfect choice. Not only is it beautiful and durable, but it will also last you a lifetime. In this blog post, we will discuss how to choose the right oxidized copper patina handcrafted furniture for your home.
The unique beauty of copper patina furniture
For centuries, our skilled artisans have followed time-honored metalworking techniques to produce these remarkable Hand Hammered Copper Tops. Copper patina furniture is a timeless classic that adds luxury and style to any room in your home. The rich and deep color of the oxidized copper creates an elegant look that brings warmth and character to your space. Whether it is a Round Copper Dining Table, a Luxury Round Coffee Table, or a Mediterranean Style Round Copper Foyer Table, the handcrafted furniture pieces provide an eye-catching centerpiece for any home.
 The attention to detail that goes into each piece of copper patina furniture makes them truly unique. Every piece is handmade with the highest quality materials such as Hand-Forged Bases and Wrought Iron Bases combined with a Hammered Copper Top to create beautiful works of art. Taking inspiration from the classic European style, Susana Molina’s Mexports have designed the rustic Oxidized Hammer Tops.
The benefits of Furnishing Your Home with Oxidized Copper Patina
Ranging from Verdigris to Turquoise, the slight imperfections of each top adds an element of unique old-world charm, making them one-of-a-kind. When it comes to luxury furniture, copper patina handcrafted pieces stand out. Not only is copper a gorgeous, eye-catching metal that adds a touch of elegance to any room, but it also has a range of benefits that make it a great choice for furnishing your home.
 Copper patina furniture requires very little maintenance. Copper is highly durable and strong, making it a great choice for busy households and large families. This type of furniture will not easily scratch, dent, or chip, making it ideal for those who want fine furniture without having to worry about damage over time.
The care and maintenance of copper patina furniture
Copper patina furniture is an investment and a commitment. When it is well cared for, it can last a lifetime. Copper patina furniture is durable and beautiful, but it still needs special attention to ensure that it lasts as long as possible.Â
One way to maintain copper patina furniture is to dust it regularly with a soft cloth. This will help keep dirt and other particles from settling into the metal and oxidizing it. Additionally, you should clean copper patina furniture periodically with a mild soap or cleaning solution. It’s best to test this solution on a small area first before applying it to the entire surface of the copper patina furniture.
Another way to preserve the beauty of copper patina furniture is to protect it from the elements. If you have make sure they are covered when it rains or snows, and never leave them out in direct sunlight for too long. For indoor pieces such as a Round Copper Dining Table, you may want to purchase protective mats to place on the table surface when it is not in use, so that hot plates and dishes do not damage the metal.
In conclusion, copper patina furniture offers unique beauty, durability, and low-maintenance care, making it an excellent choice for any room in your home. Whether you opt for a stunning Round Copper Dining Table or Luxury Round Coffee Table from Mexports by Susana Molina, you can trust that you’re getting the best in handcrafted furniture.
Since 1996, Mexports has become renowned for its high quality handmade furniture which are sold all across the United States. However, what you might not know about is the creative mind behind each and every design – Susana Molina. She creates beautiful pieces using Mexican, Mediterranean and Contemporary styling.
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