Aure Maison in real homes
Explore how architects, designers, and homeowners use Aure Maison hardware to finish rooms with quieter detail, stronger materials, and a more considered sense of permanence.
Real homes
See Aure Maison hardware installed in finished interiors, not only studio product photos.
Material detail
Compare finishes, wall colors, textures, lighting, and room styles from actual customer projects.
Customer perspective
Read what changed in the space once the standard plastic plate was replaced.
“The brass hardware feels like part of the design rather than something we had to hide.”
Set against a richly patterned floral wallcovering, the Aure Maison brass controls become part of the room’s visual composition. The warm metal finish complements the color and character of the wallpaper while giving an everyday functional detail a more considered, architectural presence.
A simple installation that elevated the space
“It was a quick upgrade, but it made the wall look much more refined and complete.”
This installation highlights how a small architectural detail can make a noticeable impact. Replacing a standard wall plate with an Aure Maison piece gave the space a more finished, intentional look. The hardware feels substantial, installs cleanly, and adds warmth and refinement to an everyday surface.
Warm brass details in a dark-paneled interior
“The brass hardware was exactly the finishing detail the room needed. It stands out beautifully against the dark walls without overpowering the space.”
This customer installation pairs Aure Maison brass electrical hardware with deep painted wall paneling, natural wood flooring, and large traditional windows. The warm brass finish creates a subtle contrast against the darker interior while complementing the tones of the wood. It is a small functional detail, but one that helps the entire room feel more considered, balanced, and complete.
The black plates disappeared into the wallpaper
“I didn’t want plain white switches breaking up the pattern. The black plates blend in, and the brass details tie back to the lighting.”
This powder room is small, so the wallpaper does most of the work. Once it was installed, the original white switches and outlet looked completely out of place. They were right in the middle of the pattern and immediately caught your eye.
We replaced them with matte black plates and chose brass controls to pick up the warmer lines in the wallpaper and the light fixture. The dimmer has been especially useful because the exposed bulbs can feel bright in such a compact room.
We replaced them with matte black plates and chose brass controls to pick up the warmer lines in the wallpaper and the light fixture. The dimmer has been especially useful because the exposed bulbs can feel bright in such a compact room.
A small detail that made the room feel complete
“The difference was immediate. The new outlets look clean, refined, and much more intentional than the standard builder-grade hardware we had before”
This bathroom update was all about the details. Replacing the standard electrical hardware with Aure Maison pieces gave the space a cleaner, more finished look without changing the overall design of the room. The proportions, finish, and minimal appearance blend naturally into the interior and make an everyday functional element feel considered. It’s a small upgrade, but one that noticeably elevates the finished space.
The small detail that made the whole powder room feel finished
“This was a small bathroom update, but the hardware made a bigger difference than I expected. Once the switches and outlet were in, the whole room felt more intentional and pulled together.”
We were updating a compact powder room and wanted everything to feel clean, simple, and a little warmer than standard builder-grade finishes. The Aure Maison pieces ended up tying everything together really well. The brass tone works beautifully with the mirror, faucet, and cabinet pulls, and even the outlet and switches feel like part of the design instead of something we had to work around. It’s a small space, so every detail shows — and these details made it feel complete.
A quick replacement that made the wall look much better
“I only planned to replace one outlet cover, but after seeing it installed, I started checking the rest of the house.”
The old plastic cover looked out of place, so I replaced it with an aged brass plate. It took only a few minutes to install, and the warmer finish made the wall look much better.
Brass was the only finish that worked with this stone
“We tried black first, but it looked too harsh against the marble. The aged brass sits much more naturally in the room.”
The stone in this bathroom has a lot going on, so choosing the smaller details took longer than expected. Chrome felt too bright, and matte black pulled too much attention away from the walls. We ended up using aged brass for the switches, and that was the right call.
It is not something guests immediately point out, but the bathroom would look noticeably different with standard plastic switches.
It is not something guests immediately point out, but the bathroom would look noticeably different with standard plastic switches.
The switches finally match the rest of the house
“The old white switches were the first thing I noticed every time I walked through this hallway. These black ones feel like they were always supposed to be here.”
We had already painted the walls and updated the trim, but the original plastic switches still made the hallway look unfinished. I chose the matte black finish because we have a few other black details around the house, and I wanted everything to connect without looking too coordinated.
The double switch is used constantly, so I was a little worried that a nicer plate might feel too delicate. It doesn’t. The toggles feel solid, and the dark finish is easy to keep clean. Even the single switch by the windows looks better now. It was a small part of the renovation, but replacing both made the whole wall look much neater.
The double switch is used constantly, so I was a little worried that a nicer plate might feel too delicate. It doesn’t. The toggles feel solid, and the dark finish is easy to keep clean. Even the single switch by the windows looks better now. It was a small part of the renovation, but replacing both made the whole wall look much neater.
The part of our renovation we were most excited to open
“This was one of those deliveries that made the project feel real. We had boxes everywhere from the renovation, but this one was the fun one - everything was organized, beautifully packed, and felt like a real step toward the finish line.”
We were in the middle of a home update when our Aure Maison order arrived, and honestly it felt like opening the first “finished” part of the project. The hardware came neatly packed in individual black boxes, and even before installation it already felt elevated and well thought out. We had ordered several pieces for different areas, so seeing everything laid out and organized made the process feel much less overwhelming. It was one of those small renovation moments that gives you a boost - suddenly you can picture how all the final details are going to come together. The design, packaging, and overall presentation made it feel like we chose something special for our home.
The finishing touch for our bright family room
“We had already picked the light fixture and finished the room, but the switches still felt like an afterthought. Swapping them out made the whole space feel more complete and much more in line with the rest of the design.”
This part of our home gets a lot of natural light, so every detail is pretty visible. We installed a modern ring fixture in the room and wanted the wall hardware to feel just as intentional. The brass dimmer plate ended up being a perfect fit — simple, clean, and warm without competing with the rest of the space. I also liked having two dimmers together since it gave us better control over the lighting throughout the day. It’s one of those details that seems small at first, but once it was in place, the room finally felt fully finished.
A simple outlet upgrade that made the wall look finished
“I wasn’t expecting an outlet cover to stand out, but this one really did. The black finish with the brass screws added just enough contrast to make that part of the room feel intentional instead of overlooked.”
This was a small update, but it ended up making a noticeable difference. We were trying to clean up a few finishing details in the room, and replacing a standard outlet cover with something more refined was one of those easy decisions that paid off right away. I liked the sharp black finish and the warm brass screws - it gave the wall a more custom look without feeling flashy. It’s the kind of detail most people may not notice immediately, but it changes how polished the space feels overall. That’s exactly what we were going for: simple, minimal, and a little more elevated than the usual builder-grade hardware