Stainless Steel for Interior Designers: How to make design more efficient using stainless steel.

Because of its efficient utility, Stainless steel is being used in interior designing since decades. Stainless steel provides a lot of flexibility while working with interiors. It allows customization and fusing of components and makes fragile design elements robust. In addition to giving a shine and luster to surfaces, it also can be polished multiple times. We can get either an elegantly reflective finish or brush the steel for a soft satin finish. Maven steel’s standard blasted and tubes with polished finish are also a favorite of designers. There are numerous ways in which stainless steel can be incorporated in various interior design projects. In Corporate applications, stainless steel can be easily molded and shaped to fit the designing. 

Some might argue that interiors should not be combined with stainless steel due to the common misconception that it is mostly compatible with heavy construction projects. 

Here’s why incorporating stainless steel is the best way to elevate your interior design elements:

Robust and Hygienic

Stainless steel has a natural layer that averts corrosion. Therefore, the material stays rust-free and its original gleam can be easily maintained. Nevertheless, it is a breeze to clean and polish and does not succumb to water or chemical damage. Because it is so easy to clean, and it does not absorb bacteria, it is a hygienic and safe material for any interior structure.

Sustainable 

Integrating stainless steel components in your interiors does not post any harm to the environment. It is a green, sustainable material which can be easily reused and recycled. You are being environmentally responsible if you use stainless steel as an interior décor option. Almost all of the stainless you use can be repurposed. Even the waste produced in manufacturing steel, can be reused for making various shapes and sections. Stainless steel is indeed a giant leap towards sustainability and is recommended over other metals for internal design essentials. 

Strong and Ductile

Stainless steel possesses exceptionally high levels of strength naturally. Furthermore, it is and extremely malleable and ductile material too. To interior designers, these two properties indicate larger spaces and a higher structural integrity. With stainless, interiors can be more open and wider without the use of any additional structural columns. Stainless steel structural components can also bear large loads and can be expanded to larger widths without cracking. Owing to its high tensile strength, it is easily able to handle tensile stresses better than other framing materials. Stainless steel can also be used to make good quality handrails and benches that can be loaded with heavy weights at varying locations. 

Stainless steel is a trendsetter. And its application is expanding with the onset of cutting technologies that are used in manufacturing steel. Stainless can be used to make steel-framed chairs, tables, desks, columns, shelves and can be combined with any design structure(s). The cherry on top is that stainless steel is becoming very affordable and widely available. Maven steels have worked with interior designers for decades and our industry leading steel has been used for a multitude of applications, including interior décor structures. 

Stainless steel is the next big thing in the interior design business. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to modernize your interiors and give your designs elegance with strength. Contact Maven steel and let’s get to work!