Copper became a popular metal a couple of years ago and the trend is still going strong. Able to provide a warm, sophisticated glow to a decor while being a bit more affordable than its other warm metal counterparts it's no surprise that copper is having a moment. Copper pairs beautifully with neutrals and natural materials such as woods and marble to create elegantly stylish interiors.

Here are some tips on how to work a bit of copper into each room of the home.KitchenCopper is naturally at home in the kitchen since it has been used in cookware for many years. If you have any copper pots and pans organize them in hanging displays instead of keeping them tucked away in a cabinet as an easy and functional way to add copper to the kitchen. Drawer handles and pulls are another easy way to inject some copper shine.

If you are really feeling the copper trend you could add a copper faucet or even a copper backsplash.BathroomA bold way to add copper to your bathroom is with a gorgeous copper bathtub. A copper sink will have a similar effect on a smaller scale. Similar to the kitchen you could also add copper handles and drawer pulls or copper faucets.

The bathroom is a great place to add some copper; the warmth of the metal can help balance bathroom decor that can easily feel a bit cold. BedroomProbably the best way to add copper to the bedroom is through lighting. You could hang a copper pendant overhead or place a copper table lamp on your nightstand.

On a larger scale you could add wallpaper with a copper pattern, or find a copper bed frame. If you have a desk or sit-down vanity in your room a copper chair or stool is also a nice touch.Living RoomThe living room offers perhaps the most opportunities to embrace the copper trend. Copper coffee or side tables are a great way to add warmth and shine to living room decor and serve as a nice balance to any woods and upholstery in the space.

Floor and table lamps are another way to include the copper trend. There's also ample chances to add copper through decorative accessories on tabletops and bookshelves.Dining RoomCopper dining chairs are an easy and attractive way to add copper to the dining room. If you are worried about metal chairs being too uncomfortable or cold you can add some cushions or throws keep things soft and cozy.

A copper pendant or a grouping of pendants over the table is also a great way to include copper. There's also always tabletop accessories like candlesticks, trays, and platters that are an easily interchangeable way to add trends to the space. A versatile metal, copper can work with almost any decor, from mid-century modern to contemporary Scandinavian minimalism.

You do not have to go overboard and add copper to every room, but hopefully this post has inspired you to infuse your decor with at least a few copper pieces

What happens when you leave a metal chair outside and water and air mix together on it?

It rusts. Rust is.formed by the reaction of iron and oxygen in the presence of water or air moisture.

Oxidization

My boobs were hit really hard with a metal chair (by mistake) when i was younger, did this stunt their growth?

its called the breast i think youre right, the breast would stop growing after all

my character straped down to a metal chair in an isolated room, that's about to set on fire.How can she escape?

Who did this to her and why?

Never mind. you've realty written yourself into a corner here. If the fire melts the strap, she will sustain some seriously burns too.

Aside from deus ex machina I think she's dead.

Favre is up and throwing. What Vikings players will step up and hit him over the head with a metal chair?

The entire O-line

I have a small company selling metal chairs.

Should I just have one product in two colors, or one product in twenty colors. What are the pros and cons?

This is going to be much less of an answer, since there is limited information in your question, than touching on few things you may want to consider...One thing you should do is figure out what a minimum economic order size is for a custom color, because many users, from architects of high end buildings to decorators doing a small chain of restaurants will want a custom color.

Examples of custom or proprietary colors are Kodak Yellow and Tiffany Blue. nColor / F49007 / kodak yellownCorporate Identity: KodaknPage on kleinconsultinggroup.comTiffany BlueOnce you have a that minimum economic order size, do you decide to take custom orders above that size or are willing willing to take orders below that size, with the hope that you may get follow on orders ? If a Ford automotive dealer wants a few in Ford's blue oval blue, what will you do ?

Another thing you could do is to cycle through colors, either based on your own ideas of a cycle, or on input from the color council.nThe Color Association of the United StatesnColor ForecastingYou can look at companies that were able to do a limited range or colors, like 6 or 8, such as Fiesta Ware. nFiesta (dinnerware)If you do go to a large number of colors, you might find you need to batch your production by color for efficiency, with several days for red, followed by a few days for blue, a week of avocado, etc. Many car manufacturers do this.nThere are several points on the negative side to a wide color selection.nOne, inventory issues.Two, MANY consumer "freeze - up " when confronted with Too Many Choices.

Now people who have decided aesthetic opinions, or a sense of style, generally love choice, and can decide what they want. But there are many people at the other end of the spectrum for whom choice is a burden- a burden that can drive them away, because each choice is another chance for them to be Wrong. This is one reason there are so many silver cars.

..So you will need to create a psychological profile of who will be buying your chairs.nIs it designers / decorators ?nIs it hipsters doing a mid-century modern house ?nIs it people doing a future themed house or business ?

nIs it an outdoor chair for the back yards of the landed gentry ?netc. You will also need to look at the demographics of your marketing channels .

..nWill you be selling through the Frontgate catalog ?nLuxury Outdoor Furniture - Outdoor Patio Furniture - Frontgate?nOr to people who are buying from Home Depot or Loews ?

For some of these channels, you will need an antique bronze or dark pewter finish....Now, depending on the weight and bulk of the chairs, you may have various degrees of shipping issues....If they are really heavy, you may find that you are better of as a regional producer, because of the high cost of shipping. That may make your business very seasonal.I have a small company selling metal chairs. Should I just have one product in two colors, or one product in twenty colors.

What are the pros and cons?.