Real metal doesn't have to be heavy or rigid. Through hand-texturing and specialized casting, Kimberly applies thin layers of real copper, bronze, and brass—ranging from just 0.3 to 5 millimeters—onto lightweight architectural panels. From delicate hammer marks to rich, oxidized patinas, the technique gives flat walls and organic curved surfaces the deep, tactile weight of aged metal, without the structural burden.

Resin is a remarkably flexible medium for controlling light and interior color. Kimberly’s translucent resin panels act as light vessels within a space—filtering backlight through subtle carved textures, embedded interlayers, or custom Pantone hues. Set into hotel lobbies, bar fronts, or feature walls, these translucent surfaces dissolve rigid room boundaries, replacing hard, solid partitions with a glowing, breathable backdrop.

True custom design requires complete freedom of form. Kimberly eliminates substrate limitations, applying its resin and liquid metal finishes across plywood, metal, glass fiber, and aluminum honeycomb. The material curves smoothly around sharp corners and irregular architectural shapes with zero visible seams, meeting stringent A2 fire safety standards while offering a touchable, handcrafted finish unique to each project.