SANMEI METAL Gold Stainless Steel Panels for Interior & Architectural Projects

Rose gold sits between gold and copper — a pink-warm tone with less yellow than ti gold. It's typically specified for interior applications where the brief calls for a softer, more contemporary metallic look rather than a traditional gold.

It's most often used in retail fit-outs, hospitality interiors, and decorative wall panels, and pairs well with black or dark hardware in mixed-material designs. Same cut-to-size and drawing-based fabrication applies — panels from the same production batch are matched for consistent tone before shipping.

Champagne gold is the lightest and most muted of the three — a pale, slightly silvery gold with low saturation. It reads as understated rather than decorative, which makes it a common choice where designers want warmth without the finish competing with other materials in the space.

It's frequently specified for ceiling panels, lighting surrounds, and large-surface cladding, where a brighter or more saturated gold would be visually overwhelming at scale. For exterior applications, we recommend our exterior-grade topcoat over the standard PVD protective layer for long-term weather resistance.

Ti gold is the deepest and most saturated of the three tones — a rich, brassy gold with a slightly warm undertone, closer to titanium gold coatings used in hardware and signage. It reads as bold and high-contrast rather than soft, and holds up well under strong lighting without washing out.

It's a common choice for elevator door panels, entrance cladding, and feature walls where the gold needs to register clearly from a distance. Available in mirror, hairline (No.4), and brushed finishes — the surface texture changes how reflective the gold appears, so we can share physical samples before you commit to a finish.