PVD for Furniture & Interior Fittings
Interior metal is jewellery at furniture scale
A gold table frame, black kitchen profiles, rose-gold wardrobe handles — interior design has spent the last decade falling in love with metallic accents, and the accent pieces take more abuse than almost anything else in a room. Chair frames are kicked, handles are pulled a hundred times a day, table legs meet every mop the floor ever sees.
What PVD changes for furniture makers
Lacquered brass looks right for a season and then asks for maintenance. Plated finishes wear through exactly where hands land. Powder coat hides the metal it covers. A PVD finish keeps the metallic depth of the real material — because it is real metal compound, not paint — at a hardness that survives the life furniture actually lives. Brushed, satin and mirror textures all carry through the coating unchanged.
Consistency across a collection
Furniture is made in production runs, and interiors are specified in collections: the handles must match the legs, this year's restock must match last year's delivery. PVD's process-controlled colour makes that repeatability routine rather than lucky.
Typical interior applications
- Table, chair and shelving frames in gold, black and bronze tones
- Cabinet and wardrobe hardware — handles, knobs, profiles
- Kitchen and bathroom fittings where finish meets moisture daily
- Decorative panels, trims and lift-interior metalwork
Manufacturers and interior designers can reach us through the contact page for finish samples and production scheduling.
