Copper Crush: 10 of the Best Shiny Pieces for Your Home

Fiona McDonald has been sourcing antiques for over 20 years and has an established reputation for elegant and distinctive mid-century design. We’re coveting this 1960s Danish light fitting by Jo Hammerborg for Fog and Mourn.

£850; fionamcdonald.com

This metal cage-style table avoids looking cold with its appealingly curved shape.

Carter coffee table, £399; atkinandthyme.co.uk

A copper worktop is the ultimate in culinary style. Especially if you polish it regularly.

Sebastian Cox kitchen, £POA; devolkitchens.co.uk

This unusual vintage piece has aged beautifully, gaining an intriguing patinal 1980s Russian wall sculpture.

£720; fionamcdonald.com

Tom Dixon has become known for his brass-tone pieces; the shine on this perfectly formed lamp is beautiful.

Bell table light, £420; tomdixon.net

Pairing matte, heavy concrete with shiny, delicate metals makes for a contemporary look and this impressive light avoids feeling too brutalist thanks to its brilliant gleam.

Gant concrete pendant light; £699; limelace.co.uk

Rosey-toned pans are the ultimate kitchen accessory and this range at John Lewis is durable, practical and brilliantly shiny.

Copper cookware, from £60; johnlewis.com

Display fruit, vegetables or anything else that you might need to have easily to hand in this shiny hanging basket.

Copper hanging basket set, £40; tch.net

The MEM tap does not have an extrovert design, instead, the fitting becomes the interface between the architecture and the user. Finished in Cyprum, a highly reflective finish produced on the basis of 18-karat fine gold with genuine copper.

£POA; westonebathrooms.com

Copper bathtubs are not only super stylish but they retain heat well, making them a practical as well as beautiful choice.

Copper bateau bath, £4,500; catchpoleandrye.com