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Golden finishes are making a big comeback as they add luxury and flair to a space. Even a small sprinkling of the metallics can make a big statement. Curate a dazzling display of gold by collecting some sunny-coloured pieces you’ve found at markets, thrift stores or even stowed away at home. Metallics like brass, gold, copper, bronze and rose gold are warmer and will outshine the cooler metals such as silver and stainless steel. It’s a clever way to incorporate these metallics to add a sophisticated warmth to a space.

1. Blue and Gold Entryway

Blue and Gold Entryway(image credit: houzz.com)

A striking combination of blue and gold tones in an entryway. Gold blends easily with modern furnishings and adds a touch of luxury, glamour and sometimes whimsy. The blue velvet upholstery of the stool complements the dazzling gold table lamp and bookends. The blue frame of the mirror matches the patterns of the wallpaper.


2. Gold Fixture and Concrete Basin

Gold Fixture and Concrete Basin(image credit: houzz.com)

Antique gold was ever considered gaudy or over-the-top. But today gold fixtures and accessories are considered contemporary and glamorous. Antique gold brings a calm, vintage feel to your relaxing retreat. For an extra-glam look, pair the gold details with clear white wall and marry it with sleek, urban materials like concrete.


3. Rose-Gold Bar Stools and Dining Table

Rose-Gold Bar Stools and Dining Table(image credit: houzz.com)

Weave rose gold into your space with charm. The rose-gold-colored bar stools and tabletop stand out in a canvas of white kitchen with mixed metals and a combination of grey and warm tones. The sheen of rose gold is highlighted under the natural light coming through the skylight.


4. Gold Tableware

Gold Tableware(image credit: houzz.com)

It’s the best time to show off your precious tableware collection when you’re inviting your guests over for dinner. The tablescape always takes the centre of attraction when we have a celebration. The gold utensils and glasses here elevates the merry ambience of the celebration.


5. Gold Tiling

Gold Tiling(image credit: houzz.com)

Go extra mile for the glamour in the bathrooms! This bathroom splurges on the metallic tiles to create an accent feature and mark out different zones. The statement gold tiling makes the space look so luxurious.


6. Gold Pouf

Gold Pouf(image credit: houzz.com)

Gold can be a very strong look in a small space. Pepper the space with a small sprinkle of warm gold from the furnishing. In this small living room, the metallic-gold-accented pouf adds sparkle without looking too overdone.


7. Gold Wallpaper

Gold Wallpaper(image credit: houzz.com)

This striking bathroom is basked in a golden glow from the gold wallpaper. It’s clever to extend the tall mirror under the sink for an embellished look. Metallic gold can serve a dual purpose- they can look glamorous and can also bounce light around the room, making the space look brighter.


8. Gold Bathroom Hardware

Gold Bathroom Hardware(image credit: houzz.com)

Cool colors like grays and blues are often found throughout the home, especially in the bathroom. Another way to warm up a space is to introduce a golden glow. The gold hardware and fixtures give a subtle warmth to the grey bathroom here, and lift the bathroom out of the ordinary.


9. Gold Wall Decals

Gold Wall Decals(image credit: houzz.com)

Infuse a room with a hint of razzle-dazzle like the gold wall decals and table lamp. Remember to use metallics in moderation, as this will prevent your space from looking too glam and gaudy.


10. Gold Bar Stools and Pendant Lights

Gold Bar Stools and Pendant Lights(image credit: houzz.com)

An open floor plan modern kitchen with mixed metals like stainless steel appliances and gold toned pendants, backsplash, and bar stools. The metallic details coordinate well with the white, crisp kitchen and create a classy and chic space.


11. Gold Artwork

Gold Artwork(image credit: houzz.com)

One of the easiest ways to add warm glow to a cool and neutral color scheme is to infuse the space with a hint of gold. Metallics like gold, copper, bronze and brass work best for warming up a room, thanks to the rich sheen and warm undertones, compared to silver which is cool and sleek in style.