Fuji Industry Responds to Architects' and Designers' 'Brass Concerns' with Hands-On Exhibition at Interior Lifestyle 2026

"I want to use brass, but I don't know how far I can express it." "I don't understand the reality of aging and maintenance." "I don't know where to consult for custom orders."

We often hear these concerns from architects, designers, and spatial designers.

Fuji Industry Co., Ltd. will exhibit at Interior Lifestyle 2026, held from June 10 to 12, 2026, at Tokyo Big Sight.

At our booth, we will offer a hands-on display where you can experience the texture, aging, and differences in finish expressions of brass. Please come and experience the charm of this material, which is difficult to convey through photos or screens.

Why a Real Exhibition?

The appeal of a material is only half conveyed in front of a screen.

Brass, in particular, is a material whose value can be more deeply understood by actually experiencing the reflection of light, the temperature when touched, the weight, and the change in expression over time.

At this exhibition, we will display:

・Brass-specific aging samples ・Comparison of expressions by different finishes ・Examples of adoption in architecture and interior design (photos) ・Processing technology samples ・Custom fabrication examples (some photos)

Fabrication example: Counter with vintage finish (simulating 30 years of age) Fabrication example: Lantern with royal finish (simulating 10 years of age)

Fabrication example: Handle with satin finish (top) / ink black finish (bottom) Fabrication example: Low table with scratch finish

Aging color samples

Even with the same brass, finishes such as polishing, blackening, smoking, and hairline, as well as the passage of time, create completely different expressions.

By displaying new and aged samples side-by-side, you can directly observe the changes.

Recommended for:

・Architects and designers considering the use of brass ・Spatial designers for hotels and commercial facilities ・Corporate representatives considering original fixtures or custom metal fittings ・Those who want to select materials that utilize aging

Work in progress

Interior Lifestyle 2026 Exhibition Overview

Exhibition Name: Interior Lifestyle 2026

Dates: June 10 (Wed) - 12 (Fri), 2026

Venue: Tokyo Big Sight

Booth: West Hall W1-P018

Exhibition Content:

・Finish samples: Comparative display of multiple finishes such as polishing, blackening, smoking, and hairline

・Aging samples: Display of new and aged samples side-by-side

・Custom fabrication examples: Introduction of delivery results in architecture and interior design with photos and samples

・Processing technology samples: Display of processing examples such as cutting, bending, welding, and surface finishing

・Individual consultations: Accepting consultations on material selection and custom metal fitting fabrication

[Image: Exhibition Image]

We have prepared an exhibition space where you can experience the "texture" and "beauty created by time" of brass.

Future Outlook

Fuji Industry will continue to disseminate information on the appeal of brass as a material and processing technology, supporting the use of materials in the design and architecture fields.

Through this exhibition, we aim to connect directly with architects, designers, and spatial designers, and together expand the possibilities of new material expressions using brass.

We are not just a processing company; we will continue to support manufacturing as a "consulting partner for material expression."

Company Overview

Company Name: Fuji Industry Co., Ltd. Location: 3-30-6 Horikiri, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo Business: Non-ferrous metal processing (brass, copper, aluminum, etc.) / Custom metal fitting fabrication Official Website: https://www.fujisanngyo.co.jp/ Brass Specialist Website: https://shinchuu.jp/

Inquiries Regarding This Matter

Fuji Industry Co., Ltd. Contact: Sugimoto TEL: 03-3694-9411 Email: [email protected]

*This release is an information dissemination aimed at broadly communicating the appeal of brass material to society. We also welcome inquiries for interviews, reprints, and interviews.