1.American style:
-Design style: Unlike European minimalism and elegance, American style (especially in modern kitchens and bathrooms) leans more towards industrial, retro, and rural styles. Its characteristics are:
-Rough and rugged: The lines are more direct, the volume is stronger, and it looks sturdy and durable.
-Emphasis on functionality: Design prioritizes practicality and comfort, with usability as the premise.
-Strong material sense: a large amount of native materials such as metal and stone are used, pursuing the expression of the "natural color" of the material.
2.Pulling faucet: Similar to the European style, it has the same function and provides flexibility for cleaning sinks and ingredients.
3.Natural brushed:
-True color: This is the most crucial word. Here, it usually refers to directly displaying the color and texture of the substrate itself without adding any electroplating color. For high-end kitchen faucets, this substrate is mostly made of brass.
-Wire drawing: It is also a surface treatment process that uses physical methods to form directional filamentous textures on metal surfaces.
-Taken together, "natural drawing" refers to the drawing treatment of brass body without additional coating (such as chrome plating, PVD color), directly displaying the original warm yellow and metallic texture of brass.
