What finishes are available for steel at JOA? +
We offer a wide range of colors and finishes for our custom steel creations. Steel can be treated and lacquered in virtually any color, allowing it to adapt to your interior palette, whether it's subtle and neutral or bold and colorful. During the design process, we assist you in choosing the finish that is most consistent with your overall project.
Is steel resistant to rust and humidity? +
Yes, provided it is properly treated. Our steel structures are protected by appropriate surface treatments — powder coating, lacquering — which guarantee their resistance over time, including in more humid environments like a bathroom or kitchen. Steel's robustness, combined with a meticulous finish, makes it a particularly durable material.
How does steel combine with solid wood in an interior? +
The combination of steel and solid wood is at the heart of many JOA creations. The two materials create a strong visual dialogue: the natural and organic warmth of wood contrasts with the precision and modernity of steel. This pairing is particularly effective for stairs, bookshelves, TV units, or storage structures — it brings a contemporary touch without sacrificing the character and warmth of an interior.
Can custom steel be used for stairs or load-bearing structures? +
Absolutely. Steel is one of our preferred materials for designing custom stairs, railings, and structures that are both slender and strong. Its exceptional resistance allows for the creation of very streamlined load-bearing elements — with reduced sections that visually lighten the space while ensuring maximum safety. This is one of the flagship applications of steel in our projects.
Our steel creations meet the strictest technical requirements, while remaining 100% customizable: dimensions, color, finish — every detail is adapted to your project.
How do you maintain custom steel elements? +
Maintenance of treated steel is simple and low-effort. A soft, slightly damp cloth is sufficient for routine cleaning. Avoid abrasive or acidic products that could alter the surface finish. Steel's natural durability makes it a material designed to last for years without requiring recurring treatment.