In the field of interior design, Amusement Logic puts into practice its knowledge and mastery of various materials according to the specific needs of each project. On this occasion we are going to dedicate a few lines to polished stainless steel sheets, which find application in design, architecture and construction thanks to their aesthetic and physical qualities such as their versatility, durability and resistance to corrosion.
In terms of aesthetics, steel sheets have a clean, modern and elegant appearance. At the same time, there is a wide variety of finishes available to choose from depending on the characteristics of the project. One of the most popular options is precisely the polished or mirror-effect finish, with a highly reflective and shiny surface. Combining the polished finish with treatments that create various decorative textures, results in designs with additional visual appeal. For example, the use of a wavy texture can create an optical effect similar to water.
In interior spaces, corrugated reflective stainless-steel sheet lends itself to applications in suspended ceilings, wall cladding or even for finishing furniture. The effect varies depending on whether the polished steel sheet is applied to false ceilings, which creates an underwater ambience, or when used as a wall cladding, so that it reflects the viewer’s image or creates the effect of a waterfall.
Outdoors, however, corrugated reflective stainless-steel sheeting can be an alternative to real sheets of water, either because it is necessary due to installation constraints or because of maintenance issues that make its use advisable. Therefore, thanks to the corrugated polished steel sheet, we can create landscape elements such as small artificial ponds, and reduce the need for water.
By Tianshu Liu, Senior Architect in Amusement Logic’s Architectural Dept.
