aged copper
Green-tinged old bronze
Aged copper refers to copper that has developed a patina through natural weathering or artificial treatment, typically showing the distinctive blue-green verdigris associated with oxidized copper.
The Statue of Liberty's color is the most famous example of aged copper.
In design and décor, the term describes finishes that replicate this weathered appearance: aged copper light fixtures, an aged copper finish on the cabinet hardware.
- patinaSurface film from aging
- verdigrisCopper oxidation's green crust
- oxidizedCombined with oxygen
- weatheredEroded by exposure
- tarnishedOxidized and discolored
greenish · antique · corroded · bronze · metal · rooftop · statue · Statue of Liberty · pennies · old penny · turquoise · vintage · rustic · burnished · Liberty · sea air · dome · church steeple
- patina colorsverdigris, antique brass, bronze, rust, red oxide
- weathered materialsdriftwood, rust, patina, faded paint, peeling paint