Copper countertops add a classic and rustic look. Known for its rich color, copper is durable and has natural anti-microbial and anti-bacterial properties, making it safe for food contact.

The rich, warm tone of copper is perfect for rustic or country kitchens that are looking to infuse some old world charm. Its living finish will acquire a patina over time, which will take about a year to fully develop.

• The penny color of matte copper will darken to a darker, brick-like color over time.
• Areas of heavy use and traffic will appear lighter than areas that see less use.

We can also apply a chemical patina to the countertop prior to delivery and installation. This will result in a darker and more even patina than what will occur naturally, but the finish will continue to evolve over time.

Caring for copper countertops:

• Copper is a low-maintenance material.
• For day to day cleaning, we recommend Windex or any other non-abrasive household cleaner.
• You can also use mild soap and water for daily maintenance.

Copper will be affected by contact with household items and foods:

• Lemon juice or other acidic items may alter or remove the patina.
• Vinegar will add to the patina and leave some dark spots.

Over time, the light and dark areas will blend together to create a unique pattern of use on the countertops.

This photo gallery represents a sampling of the copper countertops that we’ve done. For pricing, send your photos, drawings, and project details to quotes@brookscustom.com. Our design team will review your information and return a proposal: 1-2 days for standard items; 2-5 days for custom work; a week plus for architectural custom projects.

All of our copper countertops are designed and fabricated and delivered to you directly from our showroom in Mt. Kisco, NY. As a wholesale supplier, Brooks Custom provides a unique customer experience that puts you in direct contact with our engineers and craftsmen throughout the design process.

For more information on Copper Countertops:

Copper Quotes
Copper Construction
Copper Details and Design Options
Copper Edge Profiles
Copper Finish Option
Copper Care and Maintenance
Copper FAQ