Looking for a simple and affordable solution to upgrade, accent, or transform your space? Consider crafting decorative cabinets with mesh doors. TWP Inc. carries myriad styles in various alloys, finishes, weaves, and sizes. Browse the selection and learn why more homeowners are choosing decorative wire mesh panels for cabinets.
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Decorative mesh is a go-to for cabinetry because it's visually appealing, semi-transparent, light-permeable, and DIY-friendly.
Mesh comes in many designer-approved patterns and finishes. Whether you use it for kitchen cabinetry, a standalone dining room buffet, a media console, a sideboard, or bathroom cabinets, this metallic accent is sure to enhance the aesthetic of the space.
Check out these 7 Beautiful Decorative Wire Mesh Inserts for Cabinet Doors for inspiration.
Decorative mesh comes in a medley of weave styles and opening sizes with varying levels of transparency. Some allow you to see the contents of the cabinets without opening them, and most are light-permeable, meaning illumination can pass through. With this in mind, you can install battery-powered puck lights or strips inside the frames to enhance your existing lighting with an upscale appeal.
Metal mesh is generally easy to work with, making it a top choice for do-it-yourself home upgrades. It can be cut to size with tin snips or heavy-duty scissors. Once the existing façades are removed from your cabinet doors, attaching the mesh with glue or industrial staples is a relatively simple process.
Since cabinets are located inside the home, you won't have to worry about weather damage and other outdoor factors, which gives you more design choices. When browsing options, you'll want to consider the metal alloy, finish, wire size and shape, and weave style.
TWP Inc. supplies decorative mesh in various metals, including brass, bronze, nickel, and stainless steel.
The choice is ultimately a matter of preference. However, you might consider getting wire mesh in a similar color or finish as other fixtures in the space, such as your faucet, door knobs, and drawer pulls.
Learn more in our blog, Top 4 Decorative Wire Mesh Materials for Cabinet Inserts.
You can also choose from several wire diameter sizes. In addition to traditional round wires, some decorative styles have flat strands. Others feature crimps or bunched-twill metal wires.
TWP Inc. carries cabinet mesh in various weave patterns. In addition to a plain square weave, there are double-wired designs reminiscent of plaid, Oxford-style looming techniques, diagonal patterns, and basket-inspired weaves.
Need help deciding? Order a decorative mesh sample kit to see and feel the metals, finishes, and weaves in person.
In the past century, woven wire mesh has transformed from a basic manufacturing staple to a versatile material with endless creative applications. Beyond cabinetry, decorative mesh is used for innovative furniture designs, architectural accents, room dividers, lamps, candle sconces, and fireplace screensto name just a few.
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Mesh is a must for gardening and landscaping enthusiasts. The material is used to protect plants and encourage growth in a variety of ways, including cloches, vegetable cages, arches, trellises, gabion planter walls, and more. Its also a go-to choice for pest and rodent control solutions.
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Mesh Used for Building, DIY Projects & More
Indoors or out, decorative wire mesh is a perfect choice for any home decor, craft, DIY, or building project. It can be used in a variety of unexpected ways. DIYers use it for stair railings, custom light fixtures, partition walls, and more.
Visit our DIY & Home page for project ideas and the best wire mesh to use for the job.
TWP Inc. is a leading supplier of cabinet wire mesh and decorative styles for other DIY projects. No matter how you plan to use the material, our experienced team is here to assist.
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Mixing metals is a question that frequently crosses my inbox and messages. Ive talked about it here on the blog before, but never in a Designer Trick post. I wanted to really break it down, keep it simple, and share my best tips for mixing metals confidently- like a trained designer. Ready? Click through for my tips, suggestions, ideas to try, and installations to avoid!
Im a big fan of mixing metals. It feels layered, adds depth, interest, and can really elevate a space. In my kitchen, pictured above, I mixed antique brass, polished nickel, and even a little stainless. As a designer, Im comfortable doing this and dont really think about it anymore, but I realize it can be intimidating if design isnt your occupation or passion. As they say, design rules were meant to be broken BUT- sometimes its helpful to have parameters or guidelines, especially if youre not trained in a particular area. I thought by breaking down and sharing some formulas, they might help you achieve a beautifully layered, mixed metal look. I also thought it would be helpful to share some things you may want to avoid. I enjoy learning with visual examples and clear language, so Im hoping this will take the guesswork out of the equation for you!
First, there are more metal components in a home than you might expect: plumbing fixtures, light fixtures, hardware (cabinetry hardware, towel bars, door knobs, etc), accessories (mirrors, soap pumps, frames, etc), and furniture (chair legs, tables, etc). When you really consider how many metal finishes share a space, it can be a bit overwhelming.
In our previous kitchen, pictured above, I mixed a lot of cool metals throughout: chrome, stainless, black stainless, so adding a warmer hued antique brass light fixture was an intentional design decision to add a bit of contrast. Ask yourself where you could use a little variety. In my case, the sconce was far enough from the other metals to make sense while providing depth.
I always recommend following your instinct, because there really is no wrong answer and its YOUR home. Personally, I prefer to keep plumbing items consistent, then bring in alternative metals with cabinetry hardware, lighting, accessories, etc.
If you have missed any of the posts in this series, fee free to catch up below! So far, in the Designer Trick series, Ive covered the following:
I always hope these posts are helpful in designing your home and transforming your space! What would you like to see or read about next? Id love to hear your ideas for the next Designer Trick post. Have any questions about mixing metals? I love chatting in the comment section below!
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