Copper Sheet Photos and Tips

Smooth Medium Distressed Copper Vanity

Anything that can be made with wood can probably be combined with copper. This Medium Distressed copper vanity contains a smooth and reflective coat of epoxy to further improve the visual aspect.

Miniature Verde Copper Bathroom Vanity

The miniature bathroom vanity shown here was combined with the Verde copper pattern. Deep green and bronze tones are what make Verde a great option for creating an attractive project.

Zebra Bathroom Vanity

On the vanity shown below are wooden drawers with Zebra copper neatly adhered to their surface.  The Zebra copper and color of wood make a stunning pair that seem as natural together as one could hope for.

A Rojo Copper Vanity

The copper vanity in this close-up is made with the Rojo copper pattern.  Rojo contains a background of light orange and red tones that has been peppered with bursts of turquoise throughout, and it is the one of the oldest and most popular patterns.

Zebra Copper Vanity

This bathroom vanity has Zebra copper affixed to each of its drawers for a well crafted combination that looks like it belonged there from the start.

Rojo Copper Vanity

Bathroom vanities, too, can be used with decorative copper.  Seen here is a vanity with the Rojo copper pattern applied to its top.

Enchantment Copper Bathroom Vanity

The following is an unfinished copper bathroom vanity that has had the Enchantment patina pattern applied to it.  The gleaming, clear reflection, an oft-desired trait, is provided by a smooth lacquer finish.

Japanese Copper Vanity

This Japanese-style copper vanity also applies the Rojo pattern, though only to its doors.  The reddish-orange colors accompanied by lightly tainted green appear in stark contrast to the darkened black colors that surround them.  This chosen color scheme makes itself markedly refreshing to look at, perfect for something that one sees every day.

Copper Bathroom Vanity, Distinctively Rustic!

Bathrooms are some of the places that find the most frequent use for our copper.  In the case just below, the owner chose the Rojo pattern for use on the front ends of each vanity shelf, as well as the medicine cabinet to the side.  As you can see, the Rojo was a good choice for this color scheme; it blends in well, yet still presents something unique to the room.