Metal alloy
"Gold" bronze
Immerse yourself in the unique world of „Gold“ bronze – a versatile metal that is extraordinary and also carries the sensual combination of gold and bronze.
MIDAS Metall® „Gold“ Bronze is a fascinating blend of two of the oldest and most significant metals in human history: gold and bronze. Bronze, an alloy of copper and tin, was used as far back as the Bronze Age and is considered one of the first alloys created by humans. „Gold“, on the other hand, has a long history as a coveted precious metal and has been a symbol of wealth and power since ancient times.
Characteristics
2.0 | 2.1 | 2.2
3.0 | 1.2 | 6.0
- sprayable
- brushable
- rollable
- thin spatula
- thick spatula
- smooth spatula
- creative unique designs
A beautiful combination.
MIDAS Metall® Gold Bronze combines the beauty of two classic metals, offering designers the opportunity to create spaces with luxury and style. Its versatility, durability, and timeless elegance make it a top choice for sophisticated interior architecture projects.
Can you imagine using this metal for your next project?
Contact us today to find out more about the versatile application possibilities of this metal or to receive an individual offer for your project.
Choose MIDAS Surfaces GmbH as your reliable partner
for excellent real metal painting and coating products. Discover the possibilities of this metal and focus on quality and design with MIDAS Metall®. If you are a private customer and would like to have this metal used, please talk to your painting company or plasterer.
Credits Project above:
Year of production: 2023
Designer: Köster Möbelwerkstätten GmbH & Co.KG
Coating Expert: Malerbetrieb Wesselmeier GmbH & Co.KG
Building/Location: Söl’ring Hof Betriebs GmbH, Am Sandwall 1, 25980 Sylt/Rantum
Photo: Ydo Sol, Photographer Ydo Sol Images, Julie-Puwelle Strasse 10, 33334 Gütersloh, Germany
Credits Project below:
Year of production: 2012
Location: Mikwe Erfurt, Germany
The project was realised in bronze, but looks very similar to gold bronze due to the lighting conditions. The tone of the metal depends on daylight and artificial light.